to refuel
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- verb
- /riːˈfjuːəl/
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repostar
- After the long drive, we stopped to refuel at the gas station.
And then that's when the they told me we can refuel in, in Nicaragua.
- And then that's when the they told me we can refuel in, in Nicaragua.
- And you can also refuel by connecting with yourself.
- Because you need to refuel to be that best person for your partner.
- Your body refuels and recharges when you sleep.
- A car that never needs to be refueled.
- So whatever it is that we are all doing, finding our own ways to refuel is key.
- You refuel often and it's worth it if it's just a whole lot cheaper to refuel a couple of times a day to save money.
- So every hour and a half, I find a little airport to land in and refuel.
- We all know it takes a lot longer to charge an electric car than it does to refuel, than it does to refuel a petrol or diesel vehicle.
- The question is how quickly do you refuel the next, if you can do it the next day or the day after that.
- And so when the plane stopped to refuel in Canada, he got off and never got back on the plane and stayed in Toronto.
- No technology whatsoever that allows you to refuel your assets of genius, including your mental focus, your physical energy, your personal willpower.
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Your body refuels and recharges when you sleep.
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We'll go to the safe house, refuel, then we'll get out of here.
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So whatever it is that we are all doing, finding our own ways to refuel is key.
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Because you need to refuel to be that best person for your partner.
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The troops need to refuel before they push on.
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I will stay only long enough to refuel and put something in my stomach.
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And you can also refuel by connecting with yourself.
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Okay, folks, we're going to make a quick turnaround to refuel, and then we'll be back on our way.
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But sometimes it's in those moments that we have the greatest opportunity to reflect, refuel, and refocus.
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It's important to stay educated and refuel your enthusiasm for the brand that you're representing.
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Synonyms
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Close a hole or gap by putting material into it
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2.0
To put a substance that makes energy into a vehicle or machine so it runs
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1.3
To put more of something into a container that is empty or nearly empty
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Make someone or something feel full of energy and less tired
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Fill something again after it has been used up
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To put power back into a battery or device by plugging it in
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Fill a car or truck's fuel tank
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To fill a vehicle with fuel for its engine
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To give new energy and enthusiasm to a person or thing
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Etymology
The word refuel comes from the prefix re- meaning 'again' and the common word fuel. So to refuel is to put fuel into a vehicle, machine, or person 'again' to give more energy and let it keep going.