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to bring somebody or something to life
01
to restore consciousness or existence to someone or something that appears to be unconscious or lifeless
Collocation
Example
A good night ’s sleep will bring you to life and make you feel refreshed.
The narrator 's dark voice brought the eerie tale to life, sending chills down our spines.
They were relieved when the efforts to bring the injured cyclist to life succeeded.
02
to make something that is fictional or lifeless appear real or alive
CollocationExample
The author 's narrative was laced with vivid descriptions that brought the story to life.
Some family trees include photographs and stories to bring the ancestors to life.
The narrative quality of the documentary brought the events to life.
03
to make something more active, engaging, or interesting, often by adding energy or excitement
CollocationExample
Listening to your favorite music can bring you to life and lift your spirits.
The artist used a fine brush to carefully fill in the details of the painting, bringing the canvas to life.
His dramatic vocalization of the character 's lines brought the play to life.
Example
A good night’s sleep will bring you to life and make you feel refreshed.
The narrator's dark voice brought the eerie tale to life, sending chills down our spines.
They were relieved when the efforts to bring the injured cyclist to life succeeded.
The living portrayal of the historical event in the play brought history to life.
The zesty salad dressing, made with balsamic vinegar and Dijon mustard, brought the greens to life.
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