3 to put something on or against a surface -- descansar
4 a period when you relax or sleep -- descanso [ masculine, singular ]
5 the part that remains after sth has been taken away -- resto
9 to lean sth against sth, or to be leaning against sth -- descansar
10 to not use sth in order to make it healthier -- descansar
If the agreed changes are adopted, the trade unionists demonstrating in front of this building can rest easy.
Therefore, we are not entitled to rest simply because we have right on our side, but only when effective action has been taken.
I am thinking here mainly of the family, which gives people the opportunity to rest and recharge their batteries.
What, however, should this strategy rest on?
Also, in relation to the continued cycle, the idea of a period of rest on a journey that can continue indefinitely is completely unacceptable.
The reintroduction of the possibility of taking a weekly rest period after 12 days does not compromise safety.
One obvious example is the amendment designed to permit a division of the daily rest period into four distinct parts.
Obviously it is not sensible to spend a rest time in a travelling vehicle, and we have therefore stated this in the text.
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停止, (使)暫停,(使)停止, (使)休息…
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