resource n. supply; stock; means of accomplishing a goal; expedient1; ability to deal effectively with various situations
respective adj.relating to two or more persons or things regarded inpidually; particular
respond v. to answer; to reply; to react
response n. reply; answer; reaction
responsible adj. dependable; reliable; accountable; liable
responsive adj. answering; reacting ; characterized by singing or reading in alternation
restitution3 n.the act of restoring to the rightful owner something that has been taken away, lost, or surrendered; the act of making good or compensating4 for loss, damage, or injury; indemnification
restore v. to bring back into existence or use; reestablish; to bring back to an original condition; to make restitution of; give back
restriction5 n. limitation; limit
resume n. summary, synopsis6; abstract; CV; curriculum vitae
resume v. to recommence; to begin again; to retake; to take back; to continue; to go on
retail7 adj. pertaining8 to the sale of goods to final consumers; of the sale of merchandise to end users
retail n. sale of products to final consumers, sale of goods to end users
retailer9 n. person or business that sells goods to final consumers; person or company that sells merchandise to end users
retain v. to maintain possession of; to keep or hold in a particular place, condition, or position; to keep in mind; remember
reticent10 adj. keeping quiet; reserved; showing self-restraint
retire v. to withdraw from a position ; go into seclusion11; to withdraw; to remove oneself from a particular situation; to go to bed
retirement12 n. withdrawal13 from one's job or occupation
retreat n. the act or process of withdrawing, especially from something hazardous14, formidable, or unpleasant; the process of going backward or receding15 from a position or condition gained; withdrawal of a military force from a dangerous position or from an enemy attack
retreat v. to fall or draw back; withdraw or retire
retrench16 v. to cut down; reduce; to remove, delete, or omit
retrieval n. act of bringing back; restoration; act of finding information and sending it to the user as output
retrieve17 v. to recover; to regain18; to bring back; to fetch; to find and bring back; to rescue; to save; to find information and display it as output
reveal v. to show; to exhibit; to display; to expose; to disclose; to make public
revenue n. income; return; gains; government income earned through taxation19; government agency that collects tax monies; source of income
revere20 v. to respect deeply; to honor greatly
reverse adj. having the back side exposed to view; opposite; contrary; moving or behaving in a manner opposite to the norm
reverse n. opposite; contrary; back side; rear; setback21; misfortune; defeat; gear or mechanism22 that drives movement in a direction opposite to the normal direction; area printed with a light design on a dark background
revise n. act of making changes; alteration23; proof sheet made to verify changes made and check for additional errors
revise v. to make changes in order to improve something; to edit; to correct; to produce an updated or corrected version
revive v. to resuscitate24; to bring back to life; to put into action again
revolve25 v. to rotate; to turn; to spin; to encircle; to move in a circle around a central point; to think about; to contemplate26
ribbon n.a narrow strip or band of fine fabric27, such as satin or velvet28, finished at the edges and used for trimming, tying, or finishing
rigorous adj. harsh; strict; severe; exact; precise; strictly29 accurate
rival adj. being in competition, contending
rival n. competitor, opponent, contender
rivalry30 n. competition; contention31; act of competing
roast v. to cook with dry heat, as in an oven or near hot coals; to dry, brown, or parch32 by exposing to heat; to expose to great or excessive heat
robe n. a long loose flowing outer garment
robust33 adj. strong; healthy
rotten adj. decayed; decomposed34; putrid35; spoiled; extremely bad; very unpleasant; despicable
route n. track, path; customary series of sTOPs during a trip; path taken by a data package sent from one point on the Internet to another
route v. to direct along a particular path; to mark a route; to chart a course
routine adj. commonplace; ordinary; usual; customary; habitual36
routine n. commonplace activity; everyday task; habit; custom; practice; procedure that is always the same; part of a computer program containing instructions for a particular task
royalties37 n. sovereignty; royal status or power; kingdom; domain38; realm; member of a royal family; percentage of profits paid to an artist for each copy of his work that is sold
rural adj. of, relating to, or characteristic of the country; of or relating to people who live in the country; of or relating to farming; agricultural
