Converse of object

• assure: Please rest assured that your credit card details will be kept confidential.

• spend: She spend the rest of her money on markers.

• read: Read the rest... Johnson puts hammer down - John Wilford Copy from Football Unlimited of 09/02/2003.

• earn: Before you travel to Waterloo take a well earned rest upon a bench on Hampstead Heath.

• let: Replace lid let the rice rest for about 10 minutes.

• devote: Kojève carried this conclusion into practice by abandoning philosophy and devoting the rest of his life to economic planning.

Modifies a noun

• break: Rest breaks You have the right to a rest break of 20 minutes where your working day is longer than six hours.

• period: Workers may complain to an employment tribunal if they are being denied rest periods, breaks or the paid annual leave entitlements.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• upon: It is utterly false to contend that 'this is what the internationalism of the Communist parties rests upon ' .

Preposition: in

• peace: Rest in peace, be in pain no longer.

Preposition: of

• world: Would you care to tell me the rest of the world is sane.

• cast: Jonathan Frakes and the rest of the cast handle themselves very nicely and there is a sense of chemistry all around the ship.

• season: We wish them good luck for the rest of the season.

• crew: Or perhaps you knew the rest of the crew.

• afternoon: Rest of afternoon at leisure Day 2 - Sat Vilnius.

• country: However, agents in the rest of the country saw an average increase from 58 to 67.

Noun used with modifier

• wrist: The wrist rest should not be confused with the palm rest, because it supports only the palm.

• Sabbath: It has been a long week of sorrow, pain, travail and weariness, but the Sabbath rest is near.

• palm: The wrist rest should not be confused with the palm rest, because it supports only the palm.

• min: Allow yourself 10 mins rest for every hour of walking.