resume in Japanese
resume in Japanese is 再開 — resume means to start something again after it was paused or interrupted.
resume in Japanese
再開
Pronounced: saikai
(transitive) To start (something) again that has been stopped or paused from the point at which it was stopped or paused; continue, carry on. [from 15th c.]
What does "resume" mean?
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verb To start something again after it was paused or interrupted.
"Talks between the two sides resumed after a week-long break."
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noun A written summary of a person's work history and qualifications.
"She updated her resume before applying for the new job."
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resume in a sentence
- Talks between the two sides resumed after a week-long break.
- The film resumed playing right where we'd left it.
- She updated her resume before applying for the new job.
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What is "resume" in Japanese?
"resume" in Japanese is 再開. resume means: To start something again after it was paused or interrupted.
How do you pronounce 再開?
"resume" in Japanese is 再開, pronounced "saikai".
How do you use "resume" in a sentence?
Example: "Talks between the two sides resumed after a week-long break." In Japanese, "resume" is 再開.
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