Keywords explanation: [rzu? m]

biographical notes

Recovery (after interruption); To return to (a seat, position, or position); Continue (after a pause or interruption); Re-election, re-wearing, re-occupation

The intransitive verb starts again and continues; Appear again

Abstracts of articles, speeches, etc. Resume, resume

Bilingual example:

Officials? From where? That? Two? Country? Will. Meet? Again? Soon? Where to? Resume? Negotiation.

Officials of the two countries will meet again soon to restart negotiations.

Extended data:

The purpose of resume:

1, resume can be followed by gerund, not infinitive. Resume basically means to pause for a while before continuing to do something. It can be used as an intransitive verb or a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, you can take a clause guided by a noun, pronoun, gerund or interrogative word as the object.

Resume can also be used as a transitive verb followed by a noun or pronoun. Resume sometimes leads to direct speech, which means to go on.