1, n. overview; summary

2. 5. Start over; Continue (after interruption); Restore sb.' s seat/position/position

Restore pronunciation? English [rzju? M] beauty [rzu? m]

Phrases:

1, resume the dialogue and continue the dialogue.

2. Restore a gift to get a gift.

Restore sb.' s habits to old habits

Usage of extended data words:

1, resume can also be used as a transitive verb, followed by a noun or pronoun as the object. Resumes sometimes lead to direct speeches and explanations of "continuing".

2.resume can be followed by gerund, not infinitive.

We must continue reading where we left off.

We must continue reading other people's works.

Discrimination of word meaning:

The words "abstract", "summary", "resume" and "abstract" all have the meaning of "abstraction, generalization and generalization". The differences are as follows:

1, abstract? An overview before the text of a paper, book, etc. , especially a research abstract of an academic paper or legal document.

2. Summary? Common words refer to concise explanations of the contents of books or articles in a few sentences.

3. Resume? From clean language, very close to summary, usually interchangeable.

4. Digestion? Pay attention to the integration of the original text, redesign the layout of the article, write in concise language and short space, and show the essence of the original text.