restart
word
Definition
To start something again, especially after it has stopped, such as a computer, machine, or process.
Usage & Nuances
'Restart' is common with technology (computers, phones), but can also be used for activities or progress (e.g., 'restart the game'). It is more specific than 'start'—it means starting again after stopping. Often found in button labels or instructions.
Spanish: reiniciarPortuguese (BR): reiniciarPortuguese (PT): reiniciarChinese (Simplified): 重启Chinese (Traditional): 重新啟動Hindi: फिर से शुरू करनाArabic: إعادة التشغيل
Example Sentences
Please restart your computer.
basic
If the app freezes, just restart it.
basic
You need to restart the test from the beginning.
basic
The game crashed, so I had to restart and lost my progress.
natural
Sometimes it's faster to restart your phone than to fix every little problem.
natural
Let’s restart the meeting so everyone is on the same page.
natural