resumed
rɪˈzuːmd
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Definition of resumed - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

continuationcontinued after a pause or interruption
  • The resumed meeting addressed the remaining issues.
  • The resumed project showed significant progress.
  • The resumed game was more intense than before.
continued
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Origin of resumed

Latin, resumere (take up again)

Terms with resumed included in their meaning

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routine
resumed usual activities or routines
role return
means a male person has resumed a role or position
continuation
resumed after a pause or interruption
drinking again
resumed drinking alcohol after a period of abstinence
resumed
brought together again after a break
resumed
started again after being stopped
engagement
having resumed engagement or involvement
continuation
resumed after a pause or interruption

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  1. French:repris, ...
  2. German:wiederaufgenommen, ...
  3. Italian:ripreso, ...
  4. Spanish:continuado, ...
  5. Portuguese:retomada, ...
  6. Chinese:恢复的, ...
  7. Japanese:再開された, ...
  8. Arabic:مستأنَف, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְחֻדָּשׁ, ...
  10. Russian:возобновленный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відновлений, ...
  12. Hindi:पुनरारंभित, ...
resume
rɪˈzuːm

Definition of resume - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr./intr.
1.
activitystart something again after stopping
  • After lunch, we will resume the meeting.
recommence restart
2.
return to roleoccupy a position again
  • She will resume her post as director next week.
reassume reoccupy
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Expressions with resume

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add false details to make a resume impressive
She padded her resume by inventing a management role.
achievement or experience added to someone's qualifications
That promotion was another impressive notch on his resume.
start working again after a break
The factory will resume normal operations after the holiday.

Origin of resume

French, résumer (summarize)

Examples of resume in a sentence

  • The concert will resume after a short break.
  • He plans to resume his duties tomorrow.
  • They will resume their work after the break.

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  1. French:reprendre, réintégrer, ...
  2. German:fortsetzen, zurückkehren, ...
  3. Italian:riprendere, ...
  4. Spanish:reanudar, ...
  5. Portuguese:retomar, reassumir, ...
  6. Chinese:重新开始, 重新担任, ...
  7. Japanese:再開する, 復職する, ...
  8. Arabic:اِسْتَأْنَفَ, عاد إلى, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהַמְשִׁיךְ, לָשׁוּב, ...
  10. Russian:возобновлять, вернуться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:продовжити, повернутися, ...
  12. Hindi:फिर से शुरू करना, ...

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