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Meanings of re-start in English

Portuguese
recomeçar
Catalan
seguir
Spanish
proseguir

Take up or begin anew.

        recomeçar
        Usage of re-start in English
        1
        It's not clear how serious Romney is about his proposed Raptor re-start.
        Wired
        2
        The demand to re-start the deal didn't come from a free trade champion.
        Radio NZ
        3
        It will be a low-key re-start of formal Brexit negotiations in Brussels today.
        Reuters
        4
        The restart grant can't help unless you have a chance to actually re-start.
        Independent.ie
        5
        The second came on the sixth tackle directly from the re-start.
        The Guardian
        6
        At the re-start, Meier took the lead from Garbini, but not for long.
        The South African
        7
        It said new information about the state of the nearby floodbank delayed the re-start.
        Radio NZ
        8
        Unirea set the tone for what was to come, three minutes after the re-start.
        The Guardian
        9
        Businesses can re-start for staff and customers but it's slightly different strokes for different folks.
        Radio NZ
        10
        Festivals will re-start in September and continue till November.
        Reuters
        11
        The persons who already work in these fields have to re-start everything about from zero.
        The Brain, A Decoded Enigma
        12
        On the re-start Galway's three-point advantage was quickly shattered.
        The Irish Times
        13
        Jumps racing will re-start on June 22 at Limerick.
        Independent.ie
        14
        Flights at other U.S. East Coast airports would likely re-start by mid-morning Tuesday, the carrier said.
        Reuters
        15
        North and South Korea have agreed to re-start operations at the huge jointly-run Kaesong industrial complex.
        BBC
        16
        A terrific Marshall save prevented Mertens from adding Belgium's fourth within two minutes of the re-start.
        The Guardian
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        Translations for re-start
        Re-start through the time