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rested

/ˈrɛstɪd/

rested on

rested up

restedadjective

more rested

Comp.

most rested

Super.

/ˈrɛstɪd/

Translations

reposéSe dit d’une personne ayant suffisamment récupéré ; emploi courant.

After a long weekend, she returned to work feeling rested and ready to tackle new challenges.

Après un long week-end, elle est retournée au travail reposée et prête à relever de nouveaux défis.

Additional translations

reposéEmploi culinaire : se dit d’une pâte ou d’une préparation laissée au repos pour développer sa texture ou son goût.

Definitions

Having had sufficient rest or sleep; feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

After a long weekend, she returned to work feeling rested and ready to tackle new challenges.

Allowed to stand undisturbed for a period so that quality, texture, or flavor can develop (especially of food or drink).

Let the rested dough sit for another hour before baking.

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restverb

rested

Past Simple

rested

Past Simple

rested

Past Participle

resting

ing-form

/rɛst/

Translations

se reposer

After a long day of hiking, we decided to rest by the lake.

Après une longue journée de randonnée, nous avons décidé de nous reposer au bord du lac.

reposerPour un objet placé sur un support ou restant dans une position donnée.

The book rests on the shelf.

Le livre repose sur l’étagère.

resterAu sens de demeurer dans un état donné.

The decision rests with the board of directors.

La décision reste entre les mains du conseil d’administration.

dépendre de

The success of the project rests on the team's ability to work together.

Le succès du projet dépend de la capacité de l’équipe à travailler ensemble.

Additional translations

cloreSens juridique.

Definitions

To cease work or movement in order to relax, refresh oneself, or recover strength.

After a long day of hiking, we decided to rest by the lake.

To be placed or supported so as to stay in a specified position.

The book rests on the shelf.

To remain or be left in a specified condition.

The decision rests with the board of directors.

To depend or rely on.

The success of the project rests on the team's ability to work together.

To place or lay something so that it is supported by something else.

He rested the ladder against the wall before climbing up.

(law) To conclude the presentation of evidence in a legal case, thereby indicating that no further evidence or argument will be offered.

After two days of testimony, the prosecution rested its case.

Synonyms

take a break

Antonyms

restnoun

Definitions

A period of relaxation, sleep, or inactivity.

After a long day at work, she needed a good rest.

The remaining part or number of something.

He ate half of the cake and left the rest for later.

A support for a musical instrument or a part of the body.

The violinist adjusted the chin rest before starting to play.

A pause or interval in music.

The composer included a rest in the middle of the piece to create suspense.

The state of an object being motionless or stationary.

The ball rolled for a moment and then came to rest against the curb.

A condition of peace or mental tranquility.

Knowing the matter was settled, she was finally at rest.

restadjective

Definitions

Designed for or relating to a pause, break, or period of relaxation.

Drivers pulled into the rest area to stretch their legs.

(physics) Measured, observed, or existing when the object in question is stationary with respect to a given frame of reference.

The rest mass of an electron is approximately 9.11 × 10⁻³¹ kilograms.