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rest1 [rest] N no pl (remaining part)
rest
[as] for the rest
I. rest2 [rest] VB intr
1. rest (relax):
rest
odpoczywać [perf odpocząć]
2. rest (be supported):
to rest against sth
opierać [perf oprzeć] się o coś
to rest on sth
3. rest inf (not mention):
let it rest!
let it rest!
Phrases:
may he rest in peace
II. rest2 [rest] VB trans
1. rest eyes, feet:
rest
dawać [perf dać] odpocząć
2. rest (support):
to rest sth [against sth]
opierać [perf oprzeć] coś [o coś]
III. rest2 [rest] N
1. rest (repose):
rest
to have [or take] a rest
odpoczywać [perf odpocząć]
2. rest MUS:
rest
3. rest (support):
foot rest
head rest
Phrases:
at rest (not moving)
at rest (dead)
to come to rest
zatrzymywać [perf zatrzymać] się
give it a rest inf
give it a rest inf
to lay sb to rest
to put [or set] sb's mind at rest
uspakajać [perf uspokoić] kogoś
OpenDict entry
rest VB
rest (up)on VB trans
1. rest (up)on form (depend on):
to rest on sth
2. rest (up)on (look at):
to rest one's eyes (up)on sb/sth
rest with VB trans form
to rest with sb
rest cure N
rest cure
rest home N
rest home
rest room N AM
rest room
Present
Irest
yourest
he/she/itrests
werest
yourest
theyrest
Past
Irested
yourested
he/she/itrested
werested
yourested
theyrested
Present Perfect
Ihaverested
youhaverested
he/she/ithasrested
wehaverested
youhaverested
theyhaverested
Past Perfect
Ihadrested
youhadrested
he/she/ithadrested
wehadrested
youhadrested
theyhadrested
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Plainly some way had to be found to enforce a rest cure.
www.latimes.com
Huddle's friend makes the wry suggestion that he needs an unrest-cure (the opposite of a rest cure), to be performed, if possible, in the home.
en.wikipedia.org
The rest cure, or bed rest cure, was a 19th-century treatment for many mental disorders, particularly hysteria.
en.wikipedia.org
Some were advertised as sanatoriums, specializing in rest cures for illnesses such as tuberculosis.
en.wikipedia.org
Left for rest cure early 1863 but died shortly after return.
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