| 单词 | restart |
| 释义 | restart (riːstɑːʳt ) Word forms: restarts , restarting , restarted verb If you restart something that has been interrupted or stopped, or if it restarts, it starts to happen or function again. The commissioners agreed to restart talks as soon as possible. [VERB noun] The race was restarted after a break of around 20 minutes. [VERB noun] The trial will restart today with a new jury. [VERB] Restart is also a noun. Four minutes after the restart Arsenal doubled their advantage with a wonderful goal. Collocations: restart a car Trying unsuccessfully to restart the car, he called a tow truck. Christianity Today He pretends to try to restart the car. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He waited until the stop was over, only to find out that he couldn't restart the car as his hydraulics had completely failed. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He restarted his car company, coping with petrol rationing, material shortages and export quotas. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Then they used electric shock treatment to restart his heart. Times, Sunday Times It took 15 defibrillator shocks to restart his heart. The Sun They tried to restart his heart 13 times 'and on the 13th time it started ticking'. Times, Sunday Times Medical staff are believed to have tried to restart his heart for 45 minutes but without success. Times, Sunday Times But paramedics and firefighters were able to restart his heart and get him breathing again. The Sun But with cases declining, it was decided to restart the process. The Sun Periodically, the river would downcut deeply enough to prevent further flooding, only to change its course later and restart the process. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It could have restarted the process of signing you up but there would be no guarantee that it would work any better this time. Times, Sunday Times If the offense moves ten yards in four attempts or fewer, it gains a first down, which restarts the process. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The designer ensures that designs optimized by the computer meet all requirements, and makes adjustments or restarts the process when they do not. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 One in ten respondents in the poll of 609 companies did not agree that they would be ready to implement guidance and restart operations. Times,Sunday Times The more time that passes, the more difficult it becomes to restart operations at the mines. ST Any attempt to restart operations in the future will have to begin from the other end of the line and break through the buried metal heads. Times,Sunday Times Would you be able to restart operations quickly in another office or set your staff up to work from home? Times, Sunday Times It won't happen quickly as grounded airlines don't pay fuel bills; the pain will come as they restart their operations and are forced to pay cash upfront for jet fuel. Times, Sunday Times At some point we must restart the economy to produce growth. Times,Sunday Times He said that he could no longer serve a government that never went beyond half measures in its drive to restart the economy. Times, Sunday Times Allegedly they stored large sums of money there as well, money that would be used to restart the economy after a nuclear war. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The housing market will be one of the key drivers for restarting the economy. Times,Sunday Times A week later it published the fivephase plan for restarting the economy. Times,Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 重新开始 Japanese: 再開する |
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