Personifiction
Personifiction
This is an example of personification, where the cold is given human-like qualities of reluctance. It helps create a vivid image of the changing weather and sets a mood for the scene.
It uses personification twice, between Earth, the hills, and the Army soldiers all "stretched out", and the cold, the fog, and the men "stretched out" on the hills "resting". The second (the cold, the fog, stretched out, "resting") brings an image of death, of being "stretched out resting" or "laid out" for a funeral viewing, even if at the time no one was dead yet in the story. Altogether, it brings a feeling of foreboding, of an unfolding of events that cannot be stopped, and that is beyond any one person's power to control the outcome.
elasticity
The rock will break because it can be stretched no farther. An object stretched beyond its elastic limit may be deformed (adopt a new permanent resting shape) or break.
Aloha: 1 - Hoʻomaha loa if you mean like from a job; 2 - hōʻoluʻolu if you mean like lying down or resting. [ho oh ma-ha lo-ah] or [ho oh-loo oh-loo]
It means any of the following: you [singular] rest you [singular] are resting he rests he is resting she rests she is resting it rests it is resting As in English, 'resting' can be a euphemism for death.
A seed that is resting is 'dormant'.
The cat was resting on the floor
Mars Resting was created in 1640.
resting place of pharoah
Descansa is the third person singular of the present tense of the verb descansar, to rest. It means "he's resting" or "she's resting" or "you're resting."