Repose
volume
British pronunciation/ɹɪpˈə‍ʊz/
American pronunciation/ɹiˈpoʊz/

Ορισμός και Σημασία του "repose"

01

the absence of mental stress or anxiety

repose definition and meaning
02

freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility)

03

a disposition free from stress or emotion

to repose
01

to place something down flat or horizontally

Transitive: to repose sth somewhere
to repose definition and meaning
example
Example
click on words
The vase was carefully reposed on the mantle, away from the edge.
When not in use, the ancient swords were carefully reposed in thin slots cut horizontally in the stone wall.
Workers reposed heavy slabs of stone horizontally on lowered supports to dry in the sun.
02

to relax the body and mind through inactivity or rest

Intransitive
to repose definition and meaning
example
Example
click on words
I enjoyed a restful weekend reposing at the beach cottage.
After a long day of hiking, all she wanted to do was repose comfortably by the campfire.
On weekends, he liked to repose at home, catching up on sleep and reading books.
03

to place reliance or confidence in someone or something

Intransitive: to repose upon sth
Old useOld use
example
Example
click on words
Many chose to repose their faith upon the guidance of sacred texts.
He reposed entirely upon the promise of a brighter tomorrow.
It is comforting to repose upon the integrity of true friends.
04

to rest in death

Intransitive
example
Example
click on words
The hero reposed in the family tomb, honored by his village.
The soldiers who fought bravely now repose in the cemetery.
She reposed peacefully, surrounded by loved ones in the chapel.
05

to place one's trust, confidence, or reliance on someone or something

Transitive: to repose trust or confidence in sb
example
Example
click on words
She reposed her trust in him, knowing he would keep her secrets.
The manager reposed confidence in the new team to complete the project.
He reposed his hopes for success in the hands of his advisors.
06

to have a foundation or basis in something

Intransitive: to repose on a basis or foundation
example
Example
click on words
His argument reposes on a solid understanding of the facts.
The success of the project reposes on teamwork and dedication.
Their plan reposes on the assumption that funding will be available.
LanGeek
Κατεβάστε την Εφαρμογή
langeek application

Download Mobile App

stars

app store