resting
Pronunciation: [ˈrɛstɪŋ]
Word
Context: “physical state”
(verb) to be in a state of inactivity or relaxation. When you are not moving or working, and your body is taking a break, you are resting.
Example
I am resting on the couch after a long day at school.
Example
She is not resting; she is busy cleaning the house.
Example
Are you resting or doing something else right now?
Context: “sleep”
(verb) to lie down or stay still in order to sleep or recover strength. When you're tired, you might need to rest to feel better.
Example
He is resting because he feels sleepy.
Example
They aren't resting; they stayed up too late playing games.
Example
Why aren't you resting before your big test tomorrow?
Context: “break”
(noun) a period of time when you stop working or being active to relax. This is a time to take a break and recharge your energy.
Example
During my lunch break, I enjoy resting at the park.
Example
There wasn't much resting during the busy school week.
Example
How long is your resting time during the day?
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