Keywords: resume

First, the phonetic symbols of words

The pronunciation of the word resume: English? 【rzju？ M] beautiful? [rzum]？ .

Second, the definition of words

Verb (short for verb)? Start over; continue

Noun (short for noun)? Resume; Resume; abstract

Third, the change of word form.

Verb past tense:? restart

Verb past participle:? restart

Verb present participle:? restart

Verb third person singular:? abstract

Fourth, phrase collocation.

Resume activities? Restart activities

Resume business? resume business

Resume classes? Start class again.

Continue the conversation? Continue the dialogue

Restore the gift? resume a gift

Restore your habits? Restore old habits

Discrimination of the meaning of verb (abbreviation of verb)

Noun abstract, abstract, abstract, outline and resume all mean "summarize, summarize, summarize".

Abstract is a common word, which means to briefly explain the content of a book or article in a few sentences.

Abstract refers to the abstract before the text of a paper, book, etc. , especially a research abstract of an academic paper or legal document.

The paper pays attention to the integration of the original text, redesigns the layout of the article, writes with concise language and short length, and shows the essence of the original text.

An outline refers to an outline with explanatory text.

Resume comes from clean language, which is very close to summary and can usually be used interchangeably.

Bilingual examples of intransitive verbs

What about you? Should? Collection? All of them? Yours Awards? Report card? Resume? And then what? Even? Teaching? Ideas? And then what? Compile? They? Are you online? Answer? Large size? Adhesive. ?

You should collect all the awards, transcripts, resumes and even teaching ideas and bind them together.

Even? Seemingly? Harmless? Details? Open? Answer? Resume? It? Appear? Is it okay? Tap dancing? Become? Recruiters? Prejudice. ?

On the resume, even unimportant details may lead to the bias of recruiters.

That? Supreme? Council? Solved it? Where to? Resume? Control? Is it over? That? National? News. ?

The Supreme Council decided to take over the control of the national news agency again.

Nuclear energy? Testing? Used to be. Recovered? Are you online? Defiance? Yes? Ann? International? Ben. ?

Despite the international ban, nuclear testing continues.