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restless ['restlɪs]∎ I get restless after a few days in the country après quelques jours à la campagne, je ne tiens plus en place;∎ the audience was beginning to grow restless le public commençait à s'impatienter;∎ to be a restless sleeper avoir un ou le sommeil agité(b) (constantly moving) agité;∎ her restless mind son esprit en ébullition∎ a restless night une nuit agitée
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