Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

renovarte

English translation:

recharge your batteries

Added to glossary by Andrew Darling
Feb 18, 2020 14:00
4 yrs ago
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Spanish term

renovarte

Spanish to English Other Tourism & Travel TURISMO BIOSALUDABLE
En un folleto informativo sobre las actividades que se ofrecen en un balneario aparece esta expresión:

21 días para renovarte.

¿Estás preparado para renovarte?

¿Cómo se podría traducir? "Are you ready to get your strength back / to revitalize yourself?"

Gracias!
Change log

Mar 3, 2020 12:09: Andrew Darling Created KOG entry

Discussion

Debora Blake Feb 19, 2020:
Son muchos 21 días... ¿Podrías decir un poco más sobre el programma? Me hace pensar en un tipo de "Reboot" que va más allá de la relajación o de un especia de recarga de sus pilas.

Proposed translations

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recharge your batteries

Another option.

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Cambridge Dictionary:

Recharge your batteries

C2
to rest and relax for a period of time so that you feel energetic again:
She took a trip to the South of France to recharge her batteries.
Example sentence:

https://www.distinctionsalonspa.com/5-reasons-to-treat-yourself-to-a-spa-day/

Peer comment(s):

neutral philgoddard : This is good, but I don't think you can use it twice in one piece of copy.
4 mins
I see what you mean. I was only giving an answer for “renovarte”, as opposed to both lines.
agree James A. Walsh : Perfect, I say!
42 mins
Thanks!
agree Cecilia Gowar : I like it, but would combine it with another option instead of repeating.
1 hr
Thanks! I agree with you about combining it with another option. I only answered one term instead of offering two suggestions.
agree Carol Gullidge : ... in any case, we're only supposed to answer one question at a time, for the sake of the Glossary
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agree Katarina Peters
4 hrs
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agree Nicholas Isard : Yes, spot on.
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agree Paul Stevens
7 hrs
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agree AllegroTrans
20 hrs
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as good as new

So you can feel/to make you feel as good as new.

One for the ladies! Get ready for one hour and thirty minutes of pure relaxation. Beginning with a luxurious and relaxing back exfoliation and massage, the treatment is then followed by a bespoke facial treatment that is guaranteed to make you feel as good as new.

https://www.livingnorth.com/yorkshire/health-beauty/new-look...

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Relaxation

You need to put your feet up after planning a wedding. The process – while exciting – will leave you exhausted by the time all is said and done. A spa break is a fantastic way to relax and de-stress from the last few months of planning and worrying. The treatments – which include the likes of massages and facials – are designed to sooth and relax you. Ultimately, following your trip to the spa you’ll feel as good as new and ready to grab married life by the horns.

https://myspapass.com/the-first-call-of-duty-for-newlyweds-a...

Whatever your needs, we can guarantee we have a spa treatment to help you feel as good as new. Whether you choose to visit us for one treatment or enjoy a spa break alone or with friends, we have a wide selection of rituals, massages and facials to offer guests.

https://www.thehampshirecourthotel.co.uk/spa-health-club/spa...
Peer comment(s):

neutral philgoddard : To me, this has connotations of "not quite perfect".
14 mins
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[suggestions]

For the first one: 21 days to a new you.

For the second, to avoid repetition, which English doesn't like: Ready to revitalize?
Peer comment(s):

agree Claire Ziamandanis : I like "21 days to a new you", but then for the second occurrence, I would go with "recharge your batteries"
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agree MollyRose : Same as Claire
1 hr
agree Paul Stevens : Or "feel reenergised" for the 2nd one perhaps
7 hrs
agree AllegroTrans
20 hrs
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feel renewed

what to do to feel renewed and alive
https://unfoldyourfreedom.com.au/ways-feel-renewed-alive-win...
The Best Treatments That Will Make You Feel Renewed This Spring
http://theglitterguide.com/2019/03/25/treatments-renewed-spr...
Peer comment(s):

agree MollyRose
39 mins
Thanks MollyRose!
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21 day to reboot your life

Are you ready to feel brand new (to rejuvenate) ?

It's a suggestion. I agree it's better to avoid repetition.

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21 days
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feel refreshed

'Refresh' is a word used a lot by spas and those offering beauty treatments.
Example sentence:

Are you ready to feel refreshed?

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21 day chill-out: Are you ready to recharge your batteries?

An option covering both sentences.
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to rejuvenate yourself

In spa or resort marketing materials, the focus is making the client feel or look younger or better. So I would recommend "to rejuvenate" for one of your two options and "to refresh" for your other example of "renovarte".

Random House Dictionary
to rejuvenate - 1. to restore to a feeling of being or looking young (more for people), 2. to make fresh or new again (more for things)

Similar definitions that can be used:
Revitalize
Reinvigorate
Refresh
Reset
Renew
Example sentence:

Are you ready to rejuvenate yourself?

Peer comment(s):

agree Debora Blake : I think this is what they're talking about.
16 hrs
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