American English
/ɹiˈstɑɹt̚/
2 syllables · Stress the second syllable.
to begin doing something again after it has stopped
Practice out loudto begin doing something again after it has stopped
We restarted the meeting after lunch.
The team restarted the project in May.
restart a project · restart negotiations · restart production
restart + something
restart after + a break
to make a computer, device, or program stop and start again
Please restart the computer.
Restart the app if it does not open.
restart the computer · restart your phone · restart the app · restart the system
restart + a device
restart + a program
the act of beginning something again after it has stopped
A restart fixed the problem.
The project needs a fresh restart.
a full restart · a quick restart · a fresh restart
need + a restart
after + a restart
to start again from the very beginning
We had to restart the project from scratch.