restart 的 2 个定义
- to start again
- the act or an instance of starting againthe restart of the lapa restart device
restart 近义词
continue
更多restart例句
- They were just 19th before the restart, but they rank fourth since returning to play.
- No duo has run more pick and rolls during the restart than Dame and Nurk, who have paired on 127 screens, per Second Spectrum.
- The Bruins were the NHL’s best team in both points percentage and SRS before the league suspended play in March, but they’ve stumbled out of the blocks since the restart.
- The way it’s been playing since the restart, I can’t see it.
- His production has made up for the loss of Domantas Sabonis, who’s missing the restart, and it takes pressure off guard Victor Oladipo, who’s still settling in.
- Still, his conviction will restart a House Ethics Committee investigation into his actions.
- The secretary would call and ask him to restart her terminal so that she could resume playing.
- “Sometimes it takes 30 minutes, sometimes five minutes, for the generator to restart and the power to come back on,” he told me.
- There is also more nitrogen in his varieties, and this contributes to a quick restart of fermentation after each filtration.
- But in a state threatening to restart the licensing process, they may be irrelevant.
- The machine chuffed ponderously past, and Merriman, by now rested, turned to restart his bicycle.
- He gallantly tried to restart the gun, but the enemy were now upon him, and he had no alternative but to retire without the gun.
- It was his thought and care to reform these records and restart the Chronicle as a great national archive.
- State intervention is needed in order to restart the economy.
- They restart work with a bustle which would excite veritable pity in any man but a bee-keeper.