rest area, 1
rest
stop (/VAmf)
an area beside an important road where people can stop their cars to rest, eat
food, etc.(重秦路段的）路侧停车处一compare lay-by
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re-start /,ri:'sta:t; NAmE -'stairt/ verb to start again, or to
make sth start again, after it has stopped (後 >
重新开 始：[VN] to restart a game 重新开始系戏◊ 77ie doctors
strutted to restart his heart.医生竭力重新起搏他的心
脏。[also V] ►
re.start /’tiistait;
-sta:rt/ now/1 re-state /.rii'steit/ verb [VN] (formal) to say sth again or in a
different way, especially so that it is more clearly or strongly expressed 重申；重新表述► re.state.ment noun [U]
res-taurant 〇T» /'restront; NAmE -traint; -taraint/ noun
a place where you can buy
and eat a meal 餐馆；餐厅： an Jtaifan restaurant —家意大利餐馆◊ We had a meaZ in
a restaurant•我们在餐厅了顿运。◊ We went out to a
restaurant to cdebmte.我们到一家饭店里庆祝了一番。◊ a restaurant owner 0 a self-service restaurant
自助餐馆一compare cafe(1)
'restaurant car noun {Br£) = dining
car res-taura-teur
/.restara'ta^r)/
noun
{formal) a person who owns and manages a restaurant
餐馆秦板；餐厅
经理
'rest cure noun a period spent resting
or relaxing in order to improve your physical or mental health 休养疗
法；静养法
rest-ed /'restid/ adj. feeling healthy and full
of energy because you have had a rest休息后精力恢复（或精神治
作）的：I awoke feeling rested
and refreshed.
感觉精力充沛，神清气爽。一see also rest
v.(l) rest-ful /'restfl/ adj. that makes you feel
relaxed and peaceful闲适宁静命；使人感到悠闲的H7T1 calming： a_ hotd with a res昨丨atmosp/iere气氛闲适幽雅的旅馆
'rest home noun a place where old or
sick people are cared for养老院；疗_院；休养所 'rest house noun (in parts of Asia and
Africa) a house or hut that you
can pay to stay in like a hotel room, especially in wild country (亚洲和非洲部分地区，尤指
野夕^的）客栈，旅舍
'resting place noun 1
a
grave. People say ‘resting place’ to avoid saying ‘grave’..（委婉说法，与 grave
同 义）坟墓，安息处：herresting place 她的安 息处 2 a
place where you can rest 休息处 res-ti-tu-tion /.resti'tjurj'n; NAmE -'tu:-/ noun [U] ~ (of sth) (to sb/sth) 1 (formal) the act of giving back
sth that was lost or stolen to its owner归还（真正物主V〆归述 (赃物等）tm restoration
2 (/aw 律）payment, usually money,
for some harm or wrong that sb has suffered赔偿；补偿；（通常指）赔款
rest-ive
/'restiv/
adj.
(formal) unable to stay still, or unwilling to be
controlled, especially because you feel bored or not satisfied难驾驭的；焦緣不安的；不耐烦的
►
rest-ive-ness
noun [U]
rest-less /'restlas/ adj. 1 unable to stay still or
be happy where you are, because you are bored or need a change 坐 i‘不安的；不 ■烦的：TTie audience was becoming
restiess•观众开始未ft烦了.。◊ A/ter_/iive years in the job, he was
beginning to feel restless.
了五年以后，他开始厌烦了。2 without
real rest or sleep没有真正休息的；没有睡眠的H771 disturbed： a restless night 不眠之夜► rest.less.ly fldv. : He
moved restiesdy介om one/oot to another•彳也的两只脚不停地倒
替着。rest.less.ness not//? [U]: the
restlessness of youth 年轻人的躁动
re.stock /,ri:_str)k; AMmf -'sta:k/ vwfe [VN, V]〜sth (with sth) to fill sth with new or different things
to replace those that have been used, sold, etc.; to get a new supply of sth更新（旧物品）；补充（货源）；再补给 res-tor-ation /.resta'reijn/ noun 1 [U, C] the work of
repairing and cleaning an old building, a painting, etc. so that its condition
is as good as it originally was 整 修；修复：TTie paZace fs dosed/or
restoration.王宫因 整修而停止开放。◊ restoration work修复工作2 [U, C] 〜of sth the act of bringing back
a system, a law, etc. that existed previously (规章制度_ 的）恢复：the
1701 restraining order
restoration 〇/ democracy/the monarchy .民主制度 / 君.主 政体的恢复.3 [U]〜（of sth) the act of returning sth to its correct
place, condition or owner 复原；复位；回.归；
归.还.：the restoration
〇/ the
marines to
re-stora-tive /n'sto:ratrv/ adj., noun
m adj. 1 (formal) making you feel strong
and healthy again恢复健康的；促使康复的：the restorative power 〇/ /iresh air新鲜空气的0复功效2 (wWcfl/医）connected with treatment that repairs the body or a
part of it 整 容的；整形的：restorative
dentistry>surge?y 整形牙科 / 外科
■
noun {old-fashioned) a thing that makes you
feel better, stronger，etc.有助&复健康的事物；滋补品
re-store
〇-»f /ri'sto:(r)/ verb [VN]
1
〜sth (to sb) to bring back a
situation or feeling that existed before 恢复（某种情况或感受）：TTie measures are intended to restore public confidence in the
economy. 这些举措旨在恢复公众对经济的信心。◊ Order was quiddy
restored q/iter the riots.暴乱过后秩序很快得到
T #c S 〇 〇 Such kindness restores your faith in human nature (= makes you
believe most people are kind).这 样的善心使人又一次感到人性善良。◊ rhe operation restored his sight (= made him able to see
again).
使他恢复了视力。2 〜sb/sth to sth to bring sb/sth back to a former
condition, place or position 使复原；使复 位；使复职：ffe is now jiuHy restored
to heaith.他现在 完全杏 S 了健康。◊ VVe hope to
restore the garden to its former glory (= make it as beautiful
as it used to be). 我们想把这花园变得和过去一样美丽。3〜sth to repair a building,
work of art, piece of furniture, etc. so that it looks
as good as it did originally 修复；i修；使复原： Her job is restoring oW paintings.她的工作是修叙旧画。
4 to
bring a law, tradition, way of working, etc. back into use重新采甬（或实鈿 >;恢复m7l reintroduce
：to restore ancient tmdfrions 恢复古老的传统◊ Some people argue that
the death penalty should be restored有些人主张恢复死刑。 5〜sth (to sb/sth)
(/owjfl/)
to give sth that was lost or stolen back to sb 归 还（失物、赃款等）：77ie police have now
restored the painting to its right/W owner.警察已经把这幅油画归还
给了它的合法主人。
restorer /ri'storraCr)/ noun a person whose job is
to repair old buildings, works of art, etc. so that they look as they did when
new做修复工作的人
re-strain /ri'strem/ verfc [VN] 1 〜sb/sth (from sth/from doing
sth) to
stop sb/sth from doing sth, especially by using physical force (尤指用武力）制止，阻止，管制： The prisoner had to be restrained by the
poiice•警察只好 强行制住囚犯。◊ They have obtained cm
injunction ■restraming the company ^om seZZing t/ie product.他们已 经得到阻止这家公司出售这产品的禁销令。◊Heplaced a restraining hand on her arm.他拉住她的胳膊制 It她。
2
~ yourself (from sth/from doing sth) to stop yourself from
feeling an emotion or doing sth that you would like to do约束（自己）；控制（自己）；忍住：John managed to restrain his
cmger•约翰努力压制住自己的怒
气。◊ She had to restrain herseZ/ crying
out in pain•她只得忍住疼痛，不吳出来。3 to
stop sth that is growing or increasing from becoming too large 抑制； 控制 Hn
KEEP
UNDER control ： The government is taking steps to restrain
in_/Iation.政府正在采取措施控制
通货膨胀。
re-strained /ri'streind/ adj. 1
showing
calm control rather than emotion 克制的；有节制的：her restrained smi〖e
她克制的微笑 2 not too brightly
coloured or decorated.禾艳丽品；朴素的 discreet ： The costumes and 〖ighting
in the p丨ay were restrained 这出 戏的服装和灯光都很朴实。
re'straining, order 〜(against sb)