Refuel (verb)

1. To supply a vehicle, aircraft, or vessel with more fuel.
2. To replenish the energy or strength of someone or something.

Origin:

From the old french refouler, from re- meaning "again" and fuel meaning "supply with fuel".

Examples:

1. The pilot announced that the plane would be landing to refuel before continuing on its journey.
2. After a long run, it is important to refuel with a nutritious meal.
3. The car had to be refueled every 300 miles.
4. The marathon runner had to stop to refuel with energy gels.
5. The company had to refuel the generator to keep the power running.