rested

英 [ˈrestɪd]

美 [ˈrestɪd]

adj.  休息后精力恢复(或精神振作)的
v.  休息; 放松; (被)支撑; (使)倚靠; 托; 被搁置; 中止
rest的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：rested　

COCA.32356

牛津词典

adj.

• 休息后精力恢复（或精神振作）的
  feeling healthy and full of energy because you have had a rest
  1. I awoke feeling rested and refreshed.
     我睡醒后感觉精力充沛，神清气爽。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 精力充沛的;精神焕发的
  If you feelrested, you feel more energetic because you have just had a rest.
  1. He looked tanned and well rested after his vacation.
     度假之后，他皮肤晒得黝黑，精神焕发。

英英释义

adj

• not tired
  1. came back rested from her vacation

双语例句

• After being dismissed, the soldiers rested on the drill ground.
  队伍解散后，战士们在操场上休息。
• He looked tanned and well rested after his vacation.
  度假之后，他皮肤晒得黝黑，精神焕发。
• The ladder rested against the wall.
  梯子倚在墙上。
• And Joseph said unto him: I was weary with the journey, and I rested the first day.
  和约瑟夫祂说：我是厌倦与征程中，我休息的第一天。
• The star involved in drug trafficking was rested.
  涉毒艺人被雪藏。
• He walked out on to the balcony where he rested his arms on the railing.
  他走上阳台，把胳膊搭在栏杆上。
• She rested for a while, then had a wash and changed her clothes
  她休息了一会儿，然后洗了洗，换了身衣服。
• The claim exposed a weak point in the structure of facts upon which his argument rested
  这一主张暴露了支撑他论点的论据结构的一个弱点。
• Her head rested on one of her hands as she sat there waiting.
  她一只手撑着头，坐在那儿等候。
• The final decision rested with the President.
  最后的决定权在于总统。