How to Say ‘To rest more’ in Simplified Chinese
多休息
duō xiū xī
[duō xiūxi]
💬 Usage Tip: 多 (duō) placed before a verb means "do more of it": 多喝水 "drink more water", 多吃点儿 "eat more".
Phrase Breakdown
多
duō
[duō]
much (more)
After an adjective, means 'much more so'.
今天暖和多了。
It's much warmer today.
休息
xiū xī
[xiūxi]
to rest
To relax or take a break to recover energy.
你累了，休息一下吧。
You're tired, take a rest.
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