英语词汇“resume”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

resume1

/rɪˈzjuːm

verb

1Begin again or continue after a pause or interruption: [with object]: a day later normal service was resumed [no object]: the talks resumed in April...

I then continued to resume the folding of various frocks and dresses that were mainly sewn by myself.
In 1933 he returned to Chicago and resumed his schooling, graduating in 1936.
In our study, physical activity was resumed earlier in patients undergoing surgical treatment than in those receiving nonoperative treatment.

Synonyms

restart, recommence, begin again, start again, reopen;

take up again, renew, reinstitute, return to, continue with, carry on with;

proceed with, go on with, push on with, pick up where one left off

return to, come back to, take up again, reoccupy, occupy again

1.1 [no object] Begin speaking again after a pause or interruption: he sipped at the glass of water and then resumed...

"Before I proceed," he resumed, "I must recall to your minds Newtons general law, that the attraction of two bodies is directly proportional to the product of their masses, and inversely proportional to the square of their distances."
I had scarcely taken in which was land and which was water, much less the significance of the buoy, when he resumed: 'Never mind; I'm pretty sure it's all deep water about here.’

1.2Take or put on again: the judge resumed his seat...

She returned back inside, sauntering into the drawing room where she resumed her position on the window seat, picking up the book.
As the guard resumed his post they returned up the passage.
Vixen returned to Rhym and resumed her identity as Almira de Kinsei.

noun North American

variant spelling of résumé (sense 2).I remember many interesting resumes out of the 100 we received, but one stood out as unlikely: the candidate was simply too qualified....

Can I list these awards on my resume even though technically I did not win them?
Tucked away at the far end of the show floor, the two neat rows of some twenty booths were packed with people, filling out forms, handing out resumes, talking to recruiters, and even vowing to come back tomorrow with resumes.

Derivatives

resumable

/rɪˈzjuːməb(ə)l/ adjective ...

The receive location will remain enabled, with error messages being suspended in a resumable state.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French resumer or Latin resumere, from re- 'back' + sumere 'take'.

assume from Late Middle English:
The word comes from Latin assumere formed from ad ‘towards’ and sumere ‘take, take up’. Sumere also gives us, from the same period consume ‘take up together’; presume ‘take before’ hence ‘take for granted’; and resume ‘take back’.

Rhymes

résumé2

/ˈrɛzjʊmeɪ

noun

1A summary: I gave him a quick résumé of events...

After taking a quick glance at his résumé, I was surprised by how many films I had seen, but I wasn't surprised to discover how many I disliked.
Exemplary résumés breathe with ample white space to make key information easy to absorb.
Between staring at her and listening he gave a résumé of his life finishing with a description of his children, Bradley, Darren and Nicola and his plans.

Synonyms

summary, precis, synopsis, abstract, outline, summarization, summation;

abridgement, digest, condensation, abbreviation, survey, overview, rundown, run-through, review, sketch;

French tour d'horizon;

North American wrap-up;

Law headnote, brief

rare conspectus, summa, epitome, compendium

2North American another term for curriculum vitae.Using email, I've been able to review résumés, cover letters, even outlines of talking points for an interview....

But she should spend most of the résumé describing her professional background, which includes doing a variety of jobs at a drug testing lab.
Rather than sifting through scores of dubious résumés drawn by salary and job description, you're in control now.

Synonyms

CV, life history, biography, details;

Latin curriculum vitae;

North American vita, bio

Origin

Early 19th century: French, literally 'resumed', past participle (used as a noun) of résumer.

单词	resume
释义	resume1 /rɪˈzjuːm / verb 1Begin again or continue after a pause or interruption: [with object]: a day later normal service was resumed [no object]: the talks resumed in April... I then continued to resume the folding of various frocks and dresses that were mainly sewn by myself. In 1933 he returned to Chicago and resumed his schooling, graduating in 1936. In our study, physical activity was resumed earlier in patients undergoing surgical treatment than in those receiving nonoperative treatment. Synonyms restart, recommence, begin again, start again, reopen; take up again, renew, reinstitute, return to, continue with, carry on with; proceed with, go on with, push on with, pick up where one left off return to, come back to, take up again, reoccupy, occupy again 1.1 [no object] Begin speaking again after a pause or interruption: he sipped at the glass of water and then resumed... "Before I proceed," he resumed, "I must recall to your minds Newtons general law, that the attraction of two bodies is directly proportional to the product of their masses, and inversely proportional to the square of their distances." I had scarcely taken in which was land and which was water, much less the significance of the buoy, when he resumed: 'Never mind; I'm pretty sure it's all deep water about here.’ 1.2Take or put on again: the judge resumed his seat... She returned back inside, sauntering into the drawing room where she resumed her position on the window seat, picking up the book. As the guard resumed his post they returned up the passage. Vixen returned to Rhym and resumed her identity as Almira de Kinsei. noun North American variant spelling of résumé (sense 2).I remember many interesting resumes out of the 100 we received, but one stood out as unlikely: the candidate was simply too qualified.... Can I list these awards on my resume even though technically I did not win them? Tucked away at the far end of the show floor, the two neat rows of some twenty booths were packed with people, filling out forms, handing out resumes, talking to recruiters, and even vowing to come back tomorrow with resumes. Derivatives resumable /rɪˈzjuːməb(ə)l/ adjective ... The receive location will remain enabled, with error messages being suspended in a resumable state. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French resumer or Latin resumere, from re- 'back' + sumere 'take'. assume from Late Middle English: The word comes from Latin assumere formed from ad ‘towards’ and sumere ‘take, take up’. Sumere also gives us, from the same period consume ‘take up together’; presume ‘take before’ hence ‘take for granted’; and resume ‘take back’. Rhymes résumé abloom, assume, backroom, bloom, Blum, boom, broom, brume, combe, consume, doom, entomb, exhume, flume, foredoom, fume, gloom, Hume, illume, inhume, Khartoum, khoum, loom, neume, perfume, plume, presume, rheum, room, spume, subsume, tomb, vroom, whom, womb, zoom résumé2 /ˈrɛzjʊmeɪ / noun 1A summary: I gave him a quick résumé of events... After taking a quick glance at his résumé, I was surprised by how many films I had seen, but I wasn't surprised to discover how many I disliked. Exemplary résumés breathe with ample white space to make key information easy to absorb. Between staring at her and listening he gave a résumé of his life finishing with a description of his children, Bradley, Darren and Nicola and his plans. Synonyms summary, precis, synopsis, abstract, outline, summarization, summation; abridgement, digest, condensation, abbreviation, survey, overview, rundown, run-through, review, sketch; French tour d'horizon; North American wrap-up; Law headnote, brief rare conspectus, summa, epitome, compendium 2North American another term for curriculum vitae.Using email, I've been able to review résumés, cover letters, even outlines of talking points for an interview.... But she should spend most of the résumé describing her professional background, which includes doing a variety of jobs at a drug testing lab. Rather than sifting through scores of dubious résumés drawn by salary and job description, you're in control now. Synonyms CV, life history, biography, details; Latin curriculum vitae; North American vita, bio Origin Early 19th century: French, literally 'resumed', past participle (used as a noun) of résumer. Rhymes resume
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