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Replace vs revive #1 (permalink) Sat Oct 16, 2004 20:59 pm   Replace vs revive
 

Test No. incompl/inter-50 "Computers", question 3

I had only had my computer for three weeks when I had to have the hard drive ..........

(a) replaced
(b) restored
(c) retaken
(d) revived

Test No. incompl/inter-50 "Computers", answer 3

I had only had my computer for three weeks when I had to have the hard drive replaced.

Correct answer: (a) replaced

Your answer was: incorrect
I had only had my computer for three weeks when I had to have the hard drive revived.
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Replace/revive #2 (permalink) Sat Oct 16, 2004 21:47 pm   Replace/revive
 

Hi,

Replace simply means to put another part in the place of the old/broken part. Revive literally means bring back to life. You can revive someone who is apparently drowned by breathing into their mouth. You can also revive old songs/plays/shows by performing/playing them again.

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Replace vs revive #3 (permalink) Sat May 29, 2010 18:17 pm   Replace vs revive
 

hi Alain

I think it is his mouth .

I revive your answers instantly like flowers in water, restore the dead questions to be seen again, overtake what they were retaken, and ponder about what they are irreplaceable.
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