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restart English

Meaning restart meaning

What does restart mean?

restart

— verb start an engine again, for example — verb (= resume) take up or begin anew We resumed the negotiations

Synonyms restart synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as restart?

restart English » English

begin again resume recommence re-start renew reboot fresh start start over resumption restarting rerun reopen renewal reload relight reactivate re-engagement re-download inaugurate continue activate

Topics restart topics

What do people use restart to talk about?
States Time Aspectual time

Start something

Conjugation restart conjugation

How do you conjugate restart?

restart · verb

Examples restart examples

How do I use restart in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The saved game appears to be damaged and cannot be used. Please quit the game and then restart after removing the save data.
Your computer will restart several times during installation.
Tom tried to restart the car, but couldn't.
Restart your computer.
Please restart your computer.
Tom tried to restart the car, but it wouldn't start.

Movie subtitles

Restart compressions.
You wanted to restart everything from scratch. paint me with a new perspective. as if I were a new woman. to be reinvented.
It's hell to restart if it goes out.
Once and for all, I don't want to restart anything.
Didn't he restart it from scatch?
Engage restart cycle.
The ship is functioning normally again, sir, and the restart cycle is in operation.
Well restart it.
I haven't a clue how bad it is, but I'm going to try a restart.
In fact, at the party, they had to do CPR on you before the paramedics arrived to give your heart a shock and restart it.
A restart will not give enough thrust to escape impact.
When it hits point 020, I want you to restart the engine.
Restart the engine now!
A restart?
What's the procedure for a restart?
You can't restart your engine, you'll have to bail out.
So do you restart again?
Cycling station, report. This will be an emergency restart of engines.
And then. - Didn't he restart it from scatch?
Engage restart cycle. - I can't.
We need to restart the discussion.
You can restart in a couple of years.
In 30 seconds he can restart.
It's my restart button.
Let's restart.
Forget everything, restart from scratch.
Don't restart? Stop it!
This will be an emergency restart of engines.
We must restart the investigations.
Computer, restart all shield generator subsystems.
We've got a computer restart.
We've got to reset and restart.
List all command- level passwords. replace all entries with new passwords, then restart system.

News and current affairs

It is now time for American and Chinese leaders to negotiate a real and viable exit from the current crisis, while productively exploring ways to restart the denuclearization process on the Korean peninsula.
The Chinese have urged the US and others to restart the nuclear talks, but they know that it is North Korean perfidy that has jeopardized the process.
Having sought to cool the property market by reining in runaway prices, Chinese leaders will be hard put to restart growth.
After blaming each other for the breakdown, America and Europe will continue to insist in 2004 that they want to restart the development round.
Withdrawal by the US from the current push to restart negotiations would send a clear message that bad behavior will not be tolerated, and would encourage Israelis, who overwhelmingly want peace, to force a change in their own government's position.
Four steps are needed to restart such a process.
The IMF and the US Treasury worried that any change would restart inflation, because there was little or no excess productive capacity.
Radical proposals to leave the Euro, and restart the Greek economy with a program of devaluation and budgetary expansion, could become compelling.
Under what conditions can one reasonably hope to restart a multilateral agreement on investment?
The second engine - the eurozone - has now stalled after an anemic post-2008 restart.
Moreover, financial and human resources for military affairs are scarce and cannot be duplicated, while France and Britain want to restart the Saint-Malo process of bilateral defense efforts launched nearly ten years ago.
The international agencies involved in post-conflict reconstruction have so far failed to understand how to start or restart economic development in a low-income setting.
With the election over, however, there is hope that the new government will restart the negotiations.
Algeria in the 1990's is a potent reminder of this, and Western governments do not want the vicious cycle of repressive autocrats producing violent theocrats and refugees to restart.
This means that it is not enough to restart a mechanism that has stalled; we need to create a regulatory mechanism that has never existed.
After all, North Korea's reaction to the Bush administration's policies was to drop out of the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, restart its nuclear program, and further develop its weapons production.
After North Korea threatened to restart its nuclear facility at Yongbyon, the Bush administration in early October removed the country from its terrorism blacklist.
At the same time, the upcoming dialogue should aim to restart the military-to-military exchanges on cyber-security issues that were launched a year ago.
Finally, the eurozone needs policies to restart economic growth on its periphery.
It is in this highly uncertain context that US Secretary of State John Kerry sought to restart Israel-Palestine peace negotiations.
The Obama administration made several unsuccessful attempts in 2012 and 2013 to restart a dialogue with the Kremlin, but changed course in the summer of 2013, when Russia granted political asylum to former US intelligence contractor Edward Snowden.
After all, he suspended Russia's WTO accession talks after the August 2008 war in Georgia, only to allow them to restart this spring.

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