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repose 【REPOSE】His brief repose was interrupted by her sudden arrival.他短暂的休息被她的突然出现干扰了。【重点词汇】repose n. 休息, 睡眠 反: work

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[rɪ'poʊz] 
reposefreedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility)
Repose is a formal or literary term used to mean the act of resting, or the state of being at rest. Repose is also a state of mind: freedom from worry.
As a verb, repose means to rest or relax, or to rest on something for support: There she was, reposing on the front porch. The verb is from Middle English, from Old French reposer, from Late Latin repausāre "to cause to rest," from the Latin prefix re- "again" plus pausāre "to rest."
All forms of 'repose' will appear on average once every 264 pages.reposereposeful

Front	repose
Pron	[rɪ'poʊz]
Back	【REPOSE】 His brief repose was interrupted by her sudden arrival. 他短暂的休息被她的突然出现干扰了。【重点词汇】 repose n. 休息, 睡眠反: work
Vocab	reposefreedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility) Repose is a formal or literary term used to mean the act of resting, or the state of being at rest. Repose is also a state of mind: freedom from worry. As a verb, repose means to rest or relax, or to rest on something for support: There she was, reposing on the front porch. The verb is from Middle English, from Old French reposer, from Late Latin repausāre "to cause to rest," from the Latin prefix re- "again" plus pausāre "to rest." All forms of 'repose' will appear on average once every 264 pages. repose reposeful

Repose Freedom State Rest Latin Rɪ'Poʊz Interrupted Sudden