CEFR B2

replenish

verb

Meaning

To fill something up again, or to restore a supply of something that has been used.

Examples

The team worked to replenish the stocks of food before the winter.
He drank a large glass of water to replenish the fluids he had lost.

Synonyms: refill, restock, restore, replenish, reinvigorate

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replenish (B2)

verb

Pronunciation: /rɪˈplenɪʃ/

Definition

To fill something up again, or to restore a supply of something that has been used.

Examples

The team worked to replenish the stocks of food before the winter.
He drank a large glass of water to replenish the fluids he had lost.
The company aims to replenish its workforce with young talent.

How to Use replenish

replenish X (collocation): To fill X up again or restore X. — "The rain replenished the river."
replenish X with Y (prepositional phrase): To fill X up again using Y, or to restore X by adding Y. — "They replenished their food stores with fresh game."

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