英：[rɪˈzjuːm]
美：[rɪˈzuːm]
resume如何读
resume英汉释义
v.(动词)
- vt. & vi. 重新开始; 恢复 go on after stopping for a time
- vt. 再取得; 再占有 take or occupy again
resume是什么意思
v. (动词)
- 重新占用，再开始用，重新取得
- 重新开始，继续
- 重返，恢复
- 拿回，取回，收回
- 再穿用
- 再讲，继续讲
- 摘要叙述
- 重新获得工作，复职
- 收复失地
- 概略，概述，概要，摘要，梗概
- <主美>（个人）简历，履历
- 拿回
resume自然拼读
re·sume
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resume变形
复数:resumes
第三人称单数:resumes
现在分词:resuming
过去式:resumed
过去分词:resumed
resume扩展
resumable (adj.)
resume词根
词根：resume
n.resumption 恢复；重新开始；取回；重获；恢复硬币支付
resume英英释义
verb
transitive verb
to assume or take again : reoccupy When the break was over and I'd resumed my place on the stand, the teacher asked for a twenty-minute pose and gave me a stool.—Elizabeth Hollander
… resumed his seat by the fire …—Thomas Hardy
to return to or begin (something) again after interruption When official mourning was over, Soviet television resumed its normal pace.—Bel Kaufman Her face was changing, resuming its usual expression of gleeful malice.—Gail Carson Levine
She resumed her work.
to take (something) back to oneself : reclaim
If Waukeshaw Development fails to meet the requirements in the agreement, the town can foreclose on the property and resume ownership.—Shannon Keith
to pick (something) up again : to go back to using or doing (something, such as a way of behaving) The very idea of resuming smoking is so loathsome that it drives the thought out of my head.—A. M. Rosenthal She soon got tired of him and banished him, resuming her way of living as a free spinster.—George Bernard Shaw After a quarter-century of creative silence, Goldschmidt resumed composing.—Norman Lebrecht
resume an old habit
intransitive verb
to begin again after a pause or interruption
… emerged from the courthouse the day the trial resumed …—Amy Waldman
noun
a short account of one's career and qualifications : curriculum vitae … a 90-minute telephone interview with a personnel manager at Intel, who has forwarded the resume to the hiring manager …—Hal Lancaster
For the internship, I submitted my résumé, work samples, and a cover letter.—Tami Nguyen
a set of accomplishments [Lucy] Liu's artistic resume is an impressive one; her website displays sculptural works in wood, resin, and bronze, as well as embroidery, silkscreen, assemblage, a Jasper Johns-style deconstructed American flag, and more.—Emma Specter
a musical résumé
formal summary … the business of the evening commenced with a resume of the events that had taken place over the summer.—The Stourbridge (England) News
He gave a resume of the club's activities throughout the year.—Farming Life
resume词组
personal resume个人简历
resume区别
abstract, summary, resume, digest, outline
这组词都有“摘要、概要、概括”的意思，其区别是：
abstract指论文、书籍等正文前的内容摘要，尤指学术论文或法律文件的研究提要。
summary普通用词，指将书籍或文章等的内容，用寥寥数语作简明扼要的说明。
resume源于洁语，与summary极相近，通常可互换使用。
digest侧重对原文融汇贯通，重新谋篇布局，以简明扼要的语言，简短篇幅成文，展现原作精华。
outline指配以释议文字的提纲。
以上来源于网络
resume, succeed, continue, go on
这组词都有“继续”的意思，其区别是：
resume指中断后的继续。
succeed侧重指有规律地连续。
continue普通用词。或指持续而不停止，或有一段中断后又继续下去。
go on通俗用词，多用于口语中。go on+-ing表暂停后继续做原事，即后继续的内容与原来的内容相同。go on+不定式指做完某事后，接着做不同的另一件事。
以上来源于网络
resume词源中文解释
约于1400年， resumen，“重新占有，夺回”（物品，金钱等）； 15世纪初，“重新获得，夺回，重新拥有”（勇气，力量，希望等）； 来自14世纪的古法语 resumer，直接源自拉丁语 resumere，“再次拿取，重新开始，再次承担”，由 re- “再次”（表示“重复行动”； 参见 re-)和 sumere “拿取，获得，购买”组成，源自 sus‑ 的变体 sub‑ “从下面向上”和 emere “拿取”（源自 PIE 词根 *em- “拿取，分配”）。
从15世纪中期开始，“重新开始，继续（一种做法，习惯，职业等），在中断后重新开始”； 也指“重新开始”。不及物动词的意义“在中断后继续进行”始于1802年。相关词汇： Resumed； resuming。
resume_体育行业词汇
继续
再一次
resume_法律行业词汇
恢复
resume词源英文解释
Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French or Latin; Anglo-French resumer, from Latin resumere, from re- + sumere to take up, take — more at consume Noun French résumé, from past participle of résumer to resume, summarize, from Middle French resumer
The first known use of resume was in the 15th century
resume儿童词典英英释义
review1 of 2noun
a formal inspection of troops by officers
a general survey
an act of looking something over especially for flaws
a discussion by a critic of the quality of something (as a book or play)
a magazine filled mostly with reviews and essays
a look at past events
a fresh study of material studied before
revue
review2 of 2verb
to look at a thing again
to study or examine again
review a lesson
to make a formal inspection of (as troops)
to discuss the quality of (as a book or play)
to look back on
review one's accomplishments
reverse1 of 3adjective
opposite or contrary to a previous or normal condition
reverse order
acting or working in a manner opposite to the usual
bringing about backward movement
reverse gear
reverse2 of 3verb
to turn completely about or upside down or inside out
to overthrow or set aside a legal decision by an opposite decision
to change to the contrary
reverse a policy
to go or cause to go in the opposite direction
to put (as a car) into reverse
to undo the effect of (as a condition)
face creams that promise to reverse the signs of aging
reverse3 of 3noun
something directly opposite to something else
an act or instance of reversingespecially: a change for the worse
the back part of something
a gear that reverses something
reverse1 of 3adjective
opposite or contrary to a previous or normal condition
reverse order
acting or working in a manner opposite to the usual
bringing about backward movement
reverse gear
reverse2 of 3verb
to turn completely about or upside down or inside out
to overthrow or set aside a legal decision by an opposite decision
to change to the contrary
reverse a policy
to go or cause to go in the opposite direction
to put (as a car) into reverse
to undo the effect of (as a condition)
face creams that promise to reverse the signs of aging
reverse3 of 3noun
something directly opposite to something else
an act or instance of reversingespecially: a change for the worse
the back part of something
a gear that reverses something
revealverb
to make known : divulge
to show plainly : display
return1 of 3verb
to come or go back
to go back in thought or practice
returned to his old ways
reply entry 1 sense 3, answer
to make an official report of
the jury returned a verdict
British to elect to office
to bring, carry, send, or put back return borrowed money
return a book to the library
to bring in (as profit) : yield
to give or perform in return
return a compliment
to respond to in a similar way
return kindness with kindness
to give back to the owner
return that lawnmower
to hit back (as a tennis ball)
to run with (a football) after the possession of the ball changes from one team to the other (as by a fumble or a punt)
return2 of 3noun
the act of coming back to or from a place or condition
a regular or frequent occurrence : recurrence
the return of spring
a report of the results of voting—usually used in plural
election returns
a statement of income to be taxed
a tax return
a means for bringing something (as water) back to its starting point
the profit from labor, investment, or business : yield
the act of returning something to an earlier place, condition, or ownership
something returned
something given in payment or exchange
ask nothing in return for a favor
the action or an instance of returning a ball (as in tennis or football)
return3 of 3adjective
played or given in return a return game
a return call
used for returning
a return ticket
of, relating to, or causing a return to a place or condition
a return envelope
return1 of 3verb
to come or go back
to go back in thought or practice
returned to his old ways
reply entry 1 sense 3, answer
to make an official report of
the jury returned a verdict
British to elect to office
to bring, carry, send, or put back return borrowed money
return a book to the library
to bring in (as profit) : yield
to give or perform in return
return a compliment
to respond to in a similar way
return kindness with kindness
to give back to the owner
return that lawnmower
to hit back (as a tennis ball)
to run with (a football) after the possession of the ball changes from one team to the other (as by a fumble or a punt)
return2 of 3noun
the act of coming back to or from a place or condition
a regular or frequent occurrence : recurrence
the return of spring
a report of the results of voting—usually used in plural
election returns
a statement of income to be taxed
a tax return
a means for bringing something (as water) back to its starting point
the profit from labor, investment, or business : yield
the act of returning something to an earlier place, condition, or ownership
something returned
something given in payment or exchange
ask nothing in return for a favor
the action or an instance of returning a ball (as in tennis or football)
return3 of 3adjective
played or given in return a return game
a return call
used for returning
a return ticket
of, relating to, or causing a return to a place or condition
a return envelope
return1 of 3verb
to come or go back
to go back in thought or practice
returned to his old ways
reply entry 1 sense 3, answer
to make an official report of
the jury returned a verdict
British to elect to office
to bring, carry, send, or put back return borrowed money
return a book to the library
to bring in (as profit) : yield
to give or perform in return
return a compliment
to respond to in a similar way
return kindness with kindness
to give back to the owner
return that lawnmower
to hit back (as a tennis ball)
to run with (a football) after the possession of the ball changes from one team to the other (as by a fumble or a punt)
return2 of 3noun
the act of coming back to or from a place or condition
a regular or frequent occurrence : recurrence
the return of spring
a report of the results of voting—usually used in plural
election returns
a statement of income to be taxed
a tax return
a means for bringing something (as water) back to its starting point
the profit from labor, investment, or business : yield
the act of returning something to an earlier place, condition, or ownership
something returned
something given in payment or exchange
ask nothing in return for a favor
the action or an instance of returning a ball (as in tennis or football)
return3 of 3adjective
played or given in return a return game
a return call
used for returning
a return ticket
of, relating to, or causing a return to a place or condition
a return envelope
resume1 of 2verb
to take again : occupy again
resume your seats
to begin again or go back to
resumed the game the next day
résumé2 of 2noun
formal a brief statement : summary
a résumé of the news
a short account of one's career and qualifications for a job
resume 例句
1 When he went off to work on his resume, I decided to stay out of the plants and the sunny places for the rest of today while I get used to things around here.
2 The demolition of uptown Alexandra had resumed, and it seemed the landlord wanted to make as much money as he could before his yard, too, was razed.
3 They resumed walking, waiting until her footsteps had vanished from their ears before speaking.
4 “So obliged to you!—so very much obliged to you for the carriage,” resumed Miss Bates.
5 The program resumes with the CBS announcer introducing the second part of The War of the Worlds.
6 Fred barked to say a quick “Thanks” and resumed his zigzagging scramble across the sizzling asphalt.
7 Their joy was evident in the way they nodded and grinned while they resumed shoving cake into their mouths with reckless abandon.
8 I returned to the archives in Fort Worth and resumed searching through the endless musty boxes and files.
9 The hunt was resumed, various traps were set, but to no avail.
10 Then, after Santillan rose to his feet and resumed action, Norman finished it with a right uppercut, left uppercut combo that put his opponent down for good.
11 He spat forth the mash, and resumed his empty look.
12 At Dean’s insistence, “intense negotiations were resumed among all concerned,” York related.
13 Then, on the twenty-third, the men harnessed themselves to the boats again and resumed the backbreaking haul across the ice.
14 Scott held the bag on his head with one hand and resumed eating with the other.
15 The professor asked Peter to write a resume about this book.
教授要求彼得写这本书的梗概。
16 Today a woman was talking about eating green vegetables and doing extracurricular activities to build a resume.
17 He now resumed the book with which he had been occupied before tea.
18 He laughed and resumed his eating, a meal he had started forty minutes earlier.
19 July came and brought sweltering heat, and the happy announcement from Dr. Grossman that my father was now well enough to be able to go to the cottage in August and resume teaching in September.
20 She is tempted to read on, but they are voyaging on the Nautilus together, she and Etienne, and as soon as he returns, they will resume.
resume 同义词
1 取回
resumptive retrieval resumption recaption reassume retake repossess withdrawal regain reclaim reclamation subduction subduce recover retrieve reconvey subduct
2 重新使用
3 梗概
synoptic short summary sketch synopsis epitome gist compendium skeletal argument scheme outline skeleton generality the bare bones abstract précis rundown
5 再占有
7 重选
8 扼要讲
9 再讲
10 复职
restoration rehabilitation restitution replace restore reinstate re-establish reappoint reseat
14 接着说
16 重新开始
new restart reprise resumption continue renew recommence reopen rebegin start over again be in business renewal wipe the slate clean reinvent remount start over de nouveau turn over a new leaf begin over return to the charge pick up go back to reactivate relaunch a cleanslate
18 重占
19 履历表
20 概述
outline overview summing-up run-through summarise recapitulate summarize line sketch capsule survey overview panorama summarize sum up sketch out 10000-foot view profile outline sketch generality preview adumbrate
21 收回
recall redemption drawback retrieval resumption revulsion withdraw retire retrieve redeem regain retract evict unsay unspeak re-claim have back withdrawal reclaim re-entry forsake repossess recover resumptive recovery retirement eviction call-back swallow revoke re-enter recoup
22 再开始
23 摘要
synoptical resumptive comprisal short argument summary brief abstract remark digest recap memorandum condensation syllabus epitome compendium wrap-up summarization recapitulation precis summing-up apercu breviate condense summarize epitomize epitomise distillation abridgement round-up run-through round-up abstract digest roundup distillation round-up résumé roundup distillation resumé potted compendious program table argument summary brief overview abstract capsule digest notation roundup condensation compendium docket summation fill-in capitulation jotting precis compend epitomize razee skeletonize minute skeleton abstraction docket capitulation abridgement conspectus synopsis précis
24 恢复
recuperative repair recovery amendment pickup rally restoration revival comeback retrieval restitution reversion instauration recover heal renew convalesce redintegrate right round retrieve refresh redeem regain resurrect recuperate reestablish furbish restitute cast back make it up around continuation resumption recuperation apocatastasis return revive revert re-collect gather restore recruit regenerate reinstate re-establish rehabilitate recollect ebb back pull round renewed rehabilitation reinstatement re-establishment recall reopen recoup undelete return to give back refreshment pick-up fightback repose drop back into remember oneself put right resurrection decompress pick up the threads pick up the thread bring back bounce back revert to renovate reparative reparatory resumptive renewal recapture amends convalescence repossess recondition reintegrate swingback
25 继续
continuous continued continuing continuative continuate contin. con. contd. train sequel continuity continuation continuance last run hold continue pursue maintain sustain pick up the threads right along constant successive unbroken unceasing sequence standing resumption follow-on keep stay rest extend succeed perdure press on with push ahead with continue to on end go on with renewal press proceed onward cont. restart return to running alive away BE renew pass carry abide on and on follow on fire away contd pick up the thread hold on keep going hold tight go on pick up get back to carry on pick up on wage take up keep on go along on pursuit go return remain prosecute perpetuate segue go ahead extended follow-up sequential sequent maintenance abidance spread stretch
26 继续进行
27 再使用
28 概要
sketchy synoptic argument summary digest schema compendium the bare bones institute summary outline sketch capsule snapshot thumbnail synopsis rundown epitome compendium run-through conspectus abstract digest precis round-up the bare bones of the bare bones
29 再继续
30 拿回
31 重返
32 提要