Stop+or+rest
61rest — I 1. verb 1) he needed to rest Syn: relax, take a rest, ease up/off, let up, slow down, have/take a break, unbend, unwind, recharge one s batteries, be at leisure, take it easy, put one s feet up; lie down, go to bed, have/take a nap …
62Rest of the World cricket team in England in 1970 — South Africa were due to tour England in 1970. As South Africa had just whitewashed the unofficial world champions, Australia, four nil at home, the series was eagerly awaited amongst cricket fans. However, the tour faced widespread opposition… …
63stop — 1. verb 1) we can t stop the decline Syn: end, halt, finish, terminate, wind up, discontinue, cut short, interrupt, nip in the bud, shut down 2) he stopped running Syn: cease …
64Rest in Peace (song) — Single infobox Name = Rest in Peace Artist = Extreme from Album = III Sides to Every Story Released = 1992 Format = CD maxi Recorded = 1992 Genre = Hard rock, Funk metal Length = 6:02 (Rest in Peace) Writer = Nuno Bettencourt, Gary Cherone Label …
65rest — I 1. verb 1) he needed to rest Syn: relax, ease up/off, let up, slow down, have/take a break, unbend, unwind, take it easy, put one s feet up; informal take five, have/take a breather, chill out 2) his hands rested on the rail …
66Stop the World (song) — Single infobox Name = Stop the World Artist = Extreme from Album = III Sides to Every Story Released = 1993 Format = CD maxi Recorded = 1992 Genre = Hard rock, Power ballad Length = 5:58 (Stop the World) Writer = Nuno Bettencourt, Gary Cherone… …
67Stop Making Sense — Filmdaten Deutscher Titel Stop Making Sense Produktionsland USA …
68rest stop — noun Rest stop is used after these nouns: ↑highway …
69rest area — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms rest area : singular rest area plural rest areas American a place beside a motorway where drivers can stop and get food, use the toilets etc …
70rest in peace — to be free from trouble. The late Mr. Aspin, may he rest in peace, was a good friend to all of us. The girl is dead. Why can t you stop criticizing and let her rest in peace? Usage notes: always used in reference to a dead person …
