lẹt|zen ‹sw. V.; hat› [mhd. letzen, ahd. lezzen, eigtl. = schlaff machen, verw. mit lassen] (veraltet): laben, erquicken: jmdn., sich an etw.
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let|zen [V.1, hat geletzt; mit Akk.; veraltet, poet.] laben, erquicken [
http://www.wissen.de/wde/generator/wissen/ser...Main Entry: grat·i·fy
Pronunciation: \ˈgra-tə-ˌfī\
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): grat·i·fied; grat·i·fy·ing
Etymology: Middle French gratifier, from Latin gratificari to show kindness to, from gratus + -ificari, passive of -ificare -ify
Date: 1539
1archaic : remunerate, reward
2: to be a source of or give pleasure or satisfaction to
3: to give in to : indulge, satisfy
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/gratifyMain Entry: re·fresh
Pronunciation: \ri-ˈfresh\
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English refresshen, from Anglo-French refreschir, from re- + fresch fresh — more at fresh
Date: 14th century
transitive verb
1: to restore strength and animation to : revive
2: to freshen up : renovate
3 a: to restore or maintain by renewing supply : replenish b: arouse, stimulate
4: to run water over or restore water to
5: to update or renew (as an image, a display screen, or the contents of a computer memory) especially by sending a new signal
intransitive verb
1: to become refreshed
2: to take refreshment
3: to lay in fresh provisions
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