All 13 Uses

resume
in
The Book Thief
(Edited)

Nearly a month after school resumed, she was moved up to her rightful year level.
p. 74.9 *

resumed = began again
It was only when everyone moved back inside and Sister Maria saw the state of Ludwig Schmeikl that the fight resumed.
p. 79.7
He clearly felt that now was a good time to resume.
p. 214.1

resume = begin again
The knocking resumed.
p. 343.2

resumed = began again
Worry resumed immediately.
p. 347.1
She winked at him and resumed.
p. 382.2

resumed = continued (began again)
No. Even when the rest of them resumed their arguments, they were silenced again by the same voice, but now it gained momentum.
p. 408.4

resumed = began again
They resumed walking and made it another few miles or so.
p. 426.4
When they stood up fully, to resume work, only small cracks of their uniform could be seen.
p. 434.6

resume = begin again
When they resumed the trip back to camp, each man tried not to look down at Reinhold Zucker's openmouthed sneer.
p. 477.5

resumed = began again
"If she wants to die, that's her business," but then the sirens resumed.
p. 485.9
After a week, Hans resumed his service, traveling into the city to one of the army offices.
p. 500.6
When the war was over and Hitler had delivered himself to my arms, Alex Steiner resumed work in his tailor shop.
p. 548.1

Definitions:

(1) (resume as in: resume the meeting)
begin or take again

This sense of resume generally means to begin again or continue after a pause. In usage like, "resumed her seat", it scan also mean to take again.
(2) (résumé as in: submitted her résumé)
a brief summary of a person's qualifications to do something -- typically submitted with an employment application

In practice, résumé is often written without the accented e's.
(3) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
Less commonly, résumé can refer to any summary.