to rest or take a break from work or physical activity

to leave land uncultivated to restore its fertility

to retire from the workforce

to go on vacation; to have a holiday; to take leave

don't think for a moment that something is possible; don't even dream of it

continuing without stop or pause; endlessly

a public foyer or waiting area in a building such as a theater or concert hall

to adjourn (law)

(medicine) shock; to go into shock

to give up or abandon a goal, task, or pursuit

(idiom) to chatter endlessly; to talk nonstop

to rest and nurture one's health or physical strength, especially after illness, surgery, or exhaustion

Houston, Texas

to rest and reorganize (especially of a military unit)

retirement pension; pension payments received after retirement

a period of rest from work or school during the middle of the day

to leave work and rest; specifically used as a euphemism for the compulsory retirement of veteran cadres in China

an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting; a truce

to stop; to cease

to take a temporary leave of absence from school or to defer one's studies

Hewitt (name)

to close the market (for a holiday, overnight, etc.)

referring to a state of suspended biological activity or growth in organisms such as plants or seeds

to rest, relax, or take a break from exertion or activity

to adjourn

two-day weekend (abbr. for [[双休日|雙休日|shuang1 xiu1 ri4]])

to rest and build up strength, especially of a nation or population after a period of war or turmoil

a day in which a person is not required to work or go to school; a holiday or weekend.

(specifically in Taiwan) for a business establishment to be closed regularly on certain days, as determined by a trade association

to take holidays or days off in rotation or according to a staggered schedule

to let the matter rest; to let it go; to take it lying down (usually used in the negative)

to take a day off on a workday to compensate for having worked during a holiday or weekend

don't blame (someone)

rest (music)

to be closely linked by shared interests, joy, and sorrow; to be in the same boat

To take deferred time off to make up for working during the weekend or holidays; leave granted as compensation for overtime.

without stopping to sleep or rest (idiom)

to drink until one is thoroughly intoxicated; to drink to one's heart's content

to be on sick leave

Xiuning, a county in Huangshan City, Anhui

a place along a road or path where people can stop to rest, eat, or use facilities.

Jiexiu, a county-level city in Jinzhong City, Shanxi

to stop fighting or conclude an armistice

to shift holidays, taking a weekday off

Whitney Houston (1963-2012), American singer and actress

complete rest (after an illness)