raise from the dead

raise (someone or something) from the dead

1. To resurrect or reanimate a deceased person or animal. He uttered an ancient mystic spell meant to raise his son from the dead. The warlock raised all manner of creature from the dead and unleashed the unholy horde upon the world.

2. To return something to viability or give something the chance to succeed after it has failed or been considered a failure. The movie had been canceled by the studio, but a massive petition by fans seems to have raised it from the dead. The billionaire investor raised the old company from the dead with the aim of returning it to its former glory.

raise someone from the dead

Fig. to bring a dead person back to life. (When used figuratively, usually refers to something very bad or offensive.) How great are your magic powers? Can you raise people from the dead? They say her singing could raise people from the dead.

词组	raise from the dead
释义	raise from the dead raise (someone or something) from the dead 1. To resurrect or reanimate a deceased person or animal. He uttered an ancient mystic spell meant to raise his son from the dead. The warlock raised all manner of creature from the dead and unleashed the unholy horde upon the world. 2. To return something to viability or give something the chance to succeed after it has failed or been considered a failure. The movie had been canceled by the studio, but a massive petition by fans seems to have raised it from the dead. The billionaire investor raised the old company from the dead with the aim of returning it to its former glory. See also: dead, raise Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. raise someone from the dead Fig. to bring a dead person back to life. (When used figuratively, usually refers to something very bad or offensive.) How great are your magic powers? Can you raise people from the dead? They say her singing could raise people from the dead. See also: dead, raise McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: raise (someone or something) from the dead bring (someone or something) back to life bring back to life wrap (someone) around (one's) little finger spell nine tailors make a man come in and sit a spell history ancient history breathing spell References in periodicals archive In the Bible, whom did Jesus raise from the dead? 10. QUIZ As described in the Gospels of Luke and John, Martha lived in the village of Bethany near Jerusalem with her siblings Mary and Lazarus, whom Christ would later raise from the dead. Relic of St. Martha, patron saint of cooks and helpers, on display WHO did Jesus raise from the dead in the New Testament? WHO did Jesus raise; TIME OUT THE production team behind Prehistoric Park faced an incredible challenge - they needed to raise from the dead a herd of mammoths, a pack of T Rex, some giant insects and a pride of sabre tooth cats, not to mention a 50ft-long crocodile. Team faced a monster challenge For instance, the scene in which Joshua magically heals an HIV-positive hustler seems to reflect all the times we've heard protease inhibitor-transformed AIDS patients' being likened to Lazarus, whom Jesus was said to raise from the dead. Jesus in khakis In Second Macabees, we see the beginning of Jewish belief that God will raise from the dead those who died obeying God,s will. Do the gospels paint a clear picture of Jesus?
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