reset

• 动词，指将设备、系统或过程重新设置到初始状态或新的起始点；也指这种重新设置的操作本身。

A noun referring to the act of setting something again, such as a device, system, or process, to its original state or a new starting point.

1. Restoration to original stateB1formal

   The act of setting something back to its original or default state.

   重置

   • The system requires a reset after the update.
   • He performed a factory reset on his phone.
   • A reset of the password is necessary for security reasons.

   同义词rebootreinstatementrestorationreturnreversionrollback

2. New start or fresh beginningB2informal

   A situation where something is started again from the beginning.

   重新开始

   • The project needed a complete reset after the failure.
   • They decided on a reset of their relationship.
   • The reset of the game allowed them to try a different strategy.

   同义词clean slatefresh startrestarttabula rasa

• 表示重新设置、恢复初始状态或将某物调整到新的起始点的动作。常指清零、重启或恢复出厂设置。

A verb used to indicate the act of setting something again, restoring it to its original state, or adjusting it to a new starting point.

1. Set againB1formal

   To set something back to its original state or position.

   重置

   • Please reset the clock after the power outage.
   • He reset the password for his account.
   • The technician reset the system to factory settings.

   同义词readjustrearrangerestore

2. Adjust or correctB1formal

   To change or adjust something to a new or correct position.

   重置

   • She reset the thermostat to a lower temperature.
   • The mechanic reset the car's engine control unit.
   • You need to reset the timer before starting the experiment.

   同义词adjustcorrectfixreadjustregulatesettune

   反义词derangedisturbmisalign

3. Restart or refreshA2informal

   To cause a device or system to start again, often to fix a problem.

   重置

   • If the app freezes, try resetting your phone.
   • He reset the router to restore the internet connection.
   • The game crashed, so I had to reset the console.

   同义词rebootrefreshreloadrestart