having rest is a subevent of…
- en snore ➜
- en dream ➜
- en lie down ➜
- en relax ➜
- en close your eyes ➜
- en fall asleep ➜
- en to sit down ➜
- en snoring ➜
- en stretching ➜
- en accidentally fall asleep ➜
- en the car engine cools down ➜
- en closing your eyes ➜
- en daydream ➜
- en drink some coffee ➜
- en drooling on your pillow ➜
- en dying of a heart attack ➜
- en falling asleep ➜
- en falling a sleep ➜
- en you feel better ➜
- en have a cup of coffee ➜
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Effects of having rest
- en sleep ➜
- en not being tired ➜
- en rejuvination ➜
- en to be relaxed ➜
- en to feel refreshed ➜
- en refreshment ➜
- en becoming refrehsed ➜
- en becoming rejuvenated ➜
- en being groggy ➜
- en boredom ➜
- en boring ➜
- en energy ➜
- en to feel better ➜
- en to feel less tired ➜
- en feel more energetic ➜
- en feeling better ➜
- en feeling fresh again ➜
- en feeling refreshed ➜
- en feeling rested ➜
- en gaining more energy ➜
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having rest is used for…
- en becoming less tired ➜
- en the body to function properly ➜
- en breaking the monotony ➜
- en doing something different ➜
- en eating some food ➜
- en getting your energy back ➜
- en getting refreshed ➜
- en having a drink ➜
- en keeping a balance ➜
- en letting others have a go ➜
- en lpeople who are tired ➜
- en not getting worn out ➜
- en recharging yourself after working hard ➜
- en recovering ➜
- en reenergizing ➜
- en refreshing oneself ➜
- en rejuvenating ➜
- en rejuvinating the body ➜
- en relaxation ➜
- en relaxing ➜
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having rest requires…
- en stopping your work ➜
- en a clear mind ➜
- en one to sit down ➜
- en sleepiness ➜
- en stopping activity ➜
