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| gen. |
economic recovery (économique) |
| bank. |
boom |
| box. |
round |
| cinema |
re-release |
| comp. |
reinitialization; return; reset; retrieval; backout |
| construct. |
part-exchange; making good; to repair the rendering plastering; to mend the painting |
| cultur., commun. |
instant play |
| econ. |
withdrawal from funds |
| energ.ind. |
return air |
| fenc. |
redouble; renewal of attack |
| fin. |
trade in |
| forestr. |
rooting capacity |
| IMF. |
economic recovery; recovery; equity buyout; buyout; takeover; upturn; upswing; upsurge |
| industr. |
standard regain |
| industr., construct., mech.eng. |
re-work |
| IT |
roll-back |
| law |
recaptured vessel |
| mater.sc. |
discharge outlet; discharge opening |
| met. |
cold lap; cold set; cold laps; cold shut; interrupted pour; teeming arrest; cold-shut; cold-lap |
| patents. |
reopening |
| sport. |
recommencement |
| synt. |
repetition |
| telecom. |
reseizure |
| w.polo. |
half-time |
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| gen. |
rework; resumption |
| agric. |
take |
| commun., transp. |
resume |
| comp., MS |
resume (To continue a process or service that has been paused) |
| cultur., commun. |
retake |
| fin. |
rally; rebound |
| hobby |
time |
| hobby, cultur. |
revival |
| industr. |
commercial moisture regain |
| IT |
follow through error; rerun |
| IT, dat.proc. |
retry |
| IT, transp. |
restart |
| law |
recapture |
| life.sc., agric. |
rooting; striking |
| market. |
trade-in allowance; trade-in price |
| mun.plan., earth.sc. |
regain |
| tech., mech.eng. |
recirculation |
| transp. |
recharge |
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| comp., MS |
resume (To restart the processing of a workflow instance. Resuming a workflow puts it into a running state); retake (A button that appears after the user takes a new Profile picture. Tap "retake" to delete the current picture and take another, or "accept" to upload it) |
| IT |
restart |
| IT, tech. |
to restart |
| transp. |
resume |
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| comp., MS |
Unhold (A feature that allows the user to resume a temporarily suspended phone call); Resume (An option that allows the user to resume the recording of a paused video clip) |
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| textile |
to darn; to mend |
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| transp. |
in-gear acceleration |
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| agric. |
take |
