单词	restart
释义	English American Business restartverb [ I or T ] uk/ˌriːˈstɑːt/us/ˌriːˈstɑːrt/ C1 to start something again: Our car stalled and wouldn't restart. Please restart your computer to complete installation. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Starting again back back to square one idiom continue get back to sth go go back to sth go on pick *pick sth* up** pick up on sth pick up the thread(s) idiom pick sth up reborn recreation renew reopen resume start start over with the slate wiped clean idiom See more results » restartverb [ I/T ] us/riˈstɑrt/ to begin or start something again after it has stopped for a period of time: [ I ] Sometimes the computer wouldn't restart at all. [ T ] He offered to restart the talks which broke down last year. restartverb [ I or T ] uk/ˌriːˈstɑːt/us to start again or start something again: Shell outlined plans to restart production within six months. restart negotiations/talks. You should restart your computer. He will have to accept a massive wage cut to restart his career with them. Some of the North American assembly plants could restart on Saturday.
随便看	fall behind schedule fall behind something fall between two stools fall by the wayside fall by the wayside fall down fall down on sth fall down on your knees fall due fall flat fall flat fall flat on your face fall for sb fall for someone be square be staring at sth be stinking rich be straining at the leash be streaked be streets ahead be stretched thin be stretching it be strictly for the birds be struck dumb be stuck in a groove

restartverb [ I or T ]

restartverb [ I/T ]

restartverb [ I or T ]