What does restart mean?

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This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word restart.

Princeton's WordNet

  1. restart, re-startverb

    start an engine again, for example

  2. resume, restart, re-startverb

    take up or begin anew

    "We resumed the negotiations"

Wiktionary

  1. restartnoun

    The act of starting something again.

    After the restart of my browser, the problem went away.

  2. restartverb

    To start again.

    All attempts to restart the engine failed.

  3. restartverb

    to reboot.

ChatGPT

  1. restart

    Restart refers to the action of starting something again, typically a device, system, or process, usually with the intention of refreshing or resetting it to its original settings or to correct a malfunction. This term is usually used in the context of computer technology, where it indicates shutting down and immediately starting up a device or system.

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  1. ratters

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Numerology

  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of restart in Chaldean Numerology is: 3

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of restart in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2

Examples of restart in a Sentence

  1. Henrik Andersen:

    What is being indicated to us is that we will see a restart of the supply chain during February.

  2. Joe Courtney:

    Air Force is making the right decision [ to ] cancel the previously announced sole-source contract and hit restart on this process, even with the understanding that the Air Force One mission brings with it unique requirements and challenges, a $ 24 million sole-source contract just didn't pass the smell test.

  3. Adam Mount:

    Though the President Obama administration sporadically tried to restart negotiations, there was never discussion of a presidential summit. The Obama administration would have been very much out of keeping with policy. Past administrations would not have considered a presidential summit before a major accomplishment had been made, and more likely at the end of a disarmament process, the president( Donald Trump) has invented this idea out of thin air for reasons passing understanding. If he's trying to argue that Kim Jong Un likes Kim Jong more, I for one can't understand why he would take pride in that.

  4. Hakan Bjorkman:

    We need to kick-start counseling and testing on high risk groups, follow up on patients who have defaulted on their treatment, and restart campaigns in schools and public places now the bans have been lifted.

  5. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison:

    Australians have earned an early mark, we need to restart our economy, we need to restart our society.

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Translations for restart

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  • restartování, restartovatCzech
  • genstartDanish
  • Neustart, neustartenGerman
  • επανεκκίνηση, επανεκκινώGreek
  • rekomenciEsperanto
  • reinicio, reiniciarSpanish
  • شروع دوبارهPersian
  • aloittaa uudelleen, käynnistää uudelleenFinnish
  • redémarrer, recommencerFrench
  • újraindítás, újraindítHungarian
  • վերսկսելArmenian
  • riavvio, riavviare, ricominciareItalian
  • 再起動Japanese
  • sileoLatin
  • omstart, starte PC'en på nytt, start PC'en på nyttNorwegian
  • uruchom ponowniePolish
  • recomeçarPortuguese
  • повторный запуск, перезапуск, возобновить, возобновление, возобновлять, перезагрузить, перезагружатьRussian
  • börja om, omstart, återstart, starta omSwedish
  • הייב אן נאכאמאלYiddish
  • 重新开始Chinese

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