restless如何读

英:[ˈrestləs]

美:[ˈrestləs]

restless英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 焦躁不安的,不安静的 unable to stay still, especially because of anxiety or lack of interest
  2. 不得休息的 giving no rest

restless是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 得不到休息的
  2. 烦躁的
  3. 焦躁不安的
  4. 静不下来的
  5. 受打扰的
  6. 不安定的
  7. 永不安宁的
  8. 求变的
  9. 得不到满足的
  10. 坐立不安的
  11. 不耐烦的
  12. 没有真正休息的
  13. 没有睡眠的
  14. 坐卧不宁的
  15. 动作不停的
  16. 不休息的
  17. 不睡的
  18. 心不在焉的

restless自然拼读

rest·less

res lihs

restless变形

比较级:more restless

最高级:most restless

restless扩展

restlessly (adv.), restlessness (n.)

restless词根

词根:rest

adj.

restive 倔强的;难驾御的;不安宁的

restful 宁静的;安静的;给人休息的

adv.

restlessly 不安地;慌张地

restfully 平安地;安静地

n.

rest 休息,静止;休息时间;剩余部分;支架

restlessness 坐立不安;不安定

restfulness 宁静;安憩

vi.

rest 休息;静止;依赖;安置

vt.

rest 使休息,使轻松;把…寄托于

restless英英释义

Adjective

1. unable to relax or be still;

"a constant fretful stamping of hooves"

"itchy for excitement"

"a restless child"

2. worried and uneasy

3. ceaselessly in motion;

"the restless sea"

"the restless wind"

4. marked by a lack of quiet; not conducive to rest;

"spent a restless night"

"fell into an uneasy sleep"

restless区别

 uneasy, impatient, nervous, restless

这组词都有“焦躁的,紧张的”的意思,其区别是:

uneasy通常指因焦虑、疑惑或危险而产生的不安。

impatient指在心情或情绪上不能克制某种刺激或不适,或缺乏某种容忍与谅解而表现出焦急不安。

nervous普通用词,常指内心的紧张心态或生来就容易激动的性格。

restless多指经常的、毫无目的行动或活动,也常指思想上的焦躁不安。

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restless词源中文解释

14世纪晚期, restles,“找不到休息或睡眠,无法休息; 心灵或精神不安”,源自 rest(n.1)和 -less。这是一个通用的日耳曼语复合词(弗里西亚语 restleas,荷兰语 rusteloos,德语 rastlos,丹麦语 rastlös)。意思是“不断搅动,渴望行动”,可追溯到15世纪晚期。相关词汇: Restlessly; restlessness。古英语中有 restleas “失眠”。

restless词源英文解释

The first known use of restless was before the 12th century

restless儿童词典英英释义

restoreverb

return entry 1 sense 5

restored the purse to its owner

to put or bring back into existence or use

restore harmony after an argument

to bring back to or put back into an earlier or original state

restore an old house

to put again in possession of something

restore the king to the throne

restorative1 of 2adjective

of or relating to restorationespecially: having power to restore

the restorative value of food and rest

restorative2 of 2noun

something that serves to restore to consciousness or health

restorationnoun

an act of restoring or the condition of being restored

something (as a building) that has been restored

restorationnoun

an act of restoring or the condition of being restored

something (as a building) that has been restored

restlessadjective

being without rest : giving no rest

a restless night

always moving

the restless sea

showing one to be uneasy

restless pacing back and forth

restlessadjective

being without rest : giving no rest

a restless night

always moving

the restless sea

showing one to be uneasy

restless pacing back and forth

restlessadjective

being without rest : giving no rest

a restless night

always moving

the restless sea

showing one to be uneasy

restless pacing back and forth

restless医学词典英英释义

restlessadjective

deprived of rest or sleep

the patient was restless from pain

providing no rest

a restless night

restless 例句

1 And then it would come to him again and he would be restless and eager to take on a new task.

2 As the moon rose above the grasslands, Dany slipped at last into a restless sleep.

3 She moved around the house, onto the porch, down the streets, to the fruit stalls and the butchershop, like a restless ghost, finding peace nowhere and in nothing.

4 At first we take turns having naps in the shadowy edge of the jungle, but by late afternoon everyone is awake and restless.

5 They were bored with the amusement park just up the hill, and Ulbrickson didn’t want them lounging around the house all evening getting restless and nervous about the race on Monday.

6 Roent paced around the wagons like a restless animal, checking everything again and again.

7 Ever restless, Corman ventured into weightier territory, producing The Intruder (1962), a hard look at racial prejudice.

8 That restless feeling hadn’t left me and I listened to that.

9 He saw the bare head of a white man—the back of the head—framed in the narrow opening, stenciled against the yellow glare of the restless bars of light.

10 Emma sighed, and for a while she tossed and turned, restless.

11 But that spring, I got to feeling restless for the first time.

12 That night, in a deep but restless sleep, a dream came to him and the position appeared over and over again—seemingly hundreds of times.

13 He could engross himself in an inconsequential task for hours without growing restless or bored, as oblivious to fatigue as the stump of a tree, and almost as taciturn.

14 For two hours his mind roiled with turbulent thoughts before he fell into a restless, tortured sleep.

15 My last thought, before I fell into a restless sleep, was of the coyote.

16 He rocked on restless feet, and his chest ached as if his lungs were no longer sitting quite right.

17 Then he’d pace up and down, up and down, restless, sighing, wandering through the aisles, the blackboard pointer poised in his hand, the pointer he used either like a conductor’s baton or a musketeer’s sword.

18 As the end of the school year approaches, I become more and more restless.

19 ‘He’s a restless soul, always looking for another chance to drive,’ Nico said.

20 On days like this there was something restless and untamed about her.

restless 同义词

1 不安宁的

vexatious restive unquiet

3 好动的

lively

4 不睡的

vigilant

5 睡不着的

sleepless

9 不满足

disappoint

12 心神不定

nerve

15 不安宁

vexatious restive unquiet vex

16 静不下来

have itchy feet

restless 短语相关

restless legs syndrome

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