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restless

/ˈrest.ləs/

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adjective

/ˈrest.ləs/B1formal
  • ruОписывает человека, который не может отдохнуть или расслабиться, часто из-за беспокойства, скуки или желания перемен.

Describes a person who is unable to rest or relax, often due to anxiety, boredom, or a desire for change.

  1. Unable to stay stillB1formal

    Unable to relax or remain calm because of boredom, anxiety, or impatience.

    ruБеспокойный

    • The children were restless after sitting in the car for hours.
    • He felt restless and kept pacing around the room.
    • She had a restless night, tossing and turning until dawn.

    Synonymsagitatedantsyfidgetyjumpynervousrestiveuneasyunsettled

    Antonymscalmcomposedcontentrelaxedsettled

  2. Lacking rest or sleepB1formal

    Describing a period of time when one cannot sleep or relax.

    ruБеспокойный

    • After the bad news, she had a restless sleep.
    • The patient spent a restless night in the hospital.
    • His restless mind kept him awake until 3 AM.

    Synonymsbrokendisturbedfitfulinsomniacsleeplessturningwakeful

    Antonymscalmpeacefulrelaxedrestfulsoothing

  3. Desiring change or movementB2informal

    Having a constant desire to move, travel, or change one's situation.

    ruНеугомонный

    • He's always been restless, never staying in one job for long.
    • The restless crowd began to chant for action.
    • She felt restless in her small town and dreamed of traveling the world.

    Synonymsantsyfidgetyimpatientitchynomadicrestiveuneasyunsettledwandering

    Antonymscalmcontentsatisfiedsettledtranquil

Forms
  • more restless comparative form
  • most restless superlative form
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