Translation for 'to refresh' from English to Slovak

to refresh

osviežiť [dok.]

občerstviť [dok.]

to refresh sb.

vzpružiť n-ho [dok.]

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to refresh oneself

osviežiť sa [dok.]

občerstviť sa [dok.]

to refresh sb.'s memory

osviežiť n-mu pamäť [dok.]

• In an effort to refresh its lineup, CBS canceled the program in March 1971, along with some of its other longrunning shows throughout the 1970–1971 season (later known as the rural purge).
• "Nautilus" is not able to refresh its air supply, so Captain Nemo designed it to do this by surfacing and exchanging stale air for fresh, much like a whale.
• A system that provides the row address (and the refresh command) does so to have greater control over when to refresh and which row to refresh.
• Beginning in 2002 a draft lottery was held nearly every year to set the rosters, with the first draft to determine the inaugural split rosters, and subsequent drafts designed to refresh the rosters of each show.
• This feature uses a PIM state refresh messages to refresh the Prune state on outgoing interfaces.

• Together with the AHA and the Global Resuscitation Alliance, Resuscitation Quality Improvement (RQI) programs are used at hospitals to refresh the CPR skills of healthcare providers using short, frequent training sessions.
• After each tasting, and before sampling another glass, some tasters recommend drinking half a glass of milk to refresh the taste receptors on the tongue.
• The proposal was made in an effort to encourage companies to refresh and introduce more diversity into their boardrooms.
• The first restaurant was launched at the Fenchurch Street site in February 2019. The opening of Za is part of a five-year plan to refresh and improve the brand, called Future Express.
• contributed to refresh the popularity of The Police about a decade after their break-up, at a time when all three members were enjoying successful solo careers.

• The console communicates with client software on managed computers and allows a system administrator to refresh the disk of a machine remotely.
• Of course, a downside is that only programmers can edit this kind of documentation, and it depends on them to refresh the output (for example, by running a cron job to update the documents nightly).
• This does not allow the eye to refresh and can lead to blurring during motion sequences, also the transition is visible between frames because the backlight is constantly illuminated, adding to display motion blur.
• After the board developed a plan to refinance debt and a long-term financial strategy, Richard Fisk resigned in June 2010 due to his failure to find common ground with Chairman Irvine and his Board and a failure by Fisk to refresh the commercial area of the club.
• The move provided an opportunity to refresh the displays and layout as well as provide new facilities such as a café, archives and a reading/conference room.

• To support the coaching trade Stone was a principal stopping point with many coaching inns to refresh both horses and travellers.
• The Game Boy had twice as many tiles as could fit in the Famicom/NES's video memory, so the Wide Boy had to refresh the Famicom/NES's video memory halfway down the screen.
• The school took the opportunity to refresh the computer science and technology learning in the school, and turn the new computer lab into a modern technology learning area.
• Remakes in video games are used to refresh the storyline and elements of the game and to take advantage of technology and features not available at the time of earlier entries.
• AMRAAM typically uses two mid-course updates after launch to refresh target information prior to its own seeker taking over; however, the CSP did not include the necessary datalink to provide this capability.