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restore

/rɪˈstɔːr/

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verb

/rɪˈstɔːr/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по возвращению чего-либо в исходное или прежнее состояние, место или положение.

A verb used to indicate the act of bringing something back to its original or former condition, place, or state.

  1. Return to original conditionB2formal

    To bring something back to its original or proper state after damage or deterioration.

    ruВосстановить

    • The team worked to restore the historic building to its former glory.
    • She restored the old painting using careful techniques.
    • The mechanic restored the vintage car to perfect working order.

    Synonymsrebuildreconstructreestablishrefurbishrehabilitatereinstaterenewrenovaterepair

    Antonymsdamagedestroyharmruinwreck

  2. Reestablish or bring backB2formal

    To bring back a situation, feeling, or system that existed before.

    ruВосстановить

    • The government aims to restore peace in the region.
    • After the outage, they worked to restore power to the city.
    • The therapy helped restore her confidence after the accident.

    Synonymsbring backreestablishreinstatereintroducerenewrevive

    Antonymsabolishdestroyeliminateremoverevoke

  3. Return something to someoneB1formal

    To give back something that was lost, stolen, or taken away.

    ruВернуть

    • The police restored the stolen jewelry to its owner.
    • The court ordered the land to be restored to the original family.
    • He restored the borrowed tools to his neighbor.

    Synonymsbring backgive backreturn

    Antonymsconfiscatekeepseizetakewithhold

Forms
  • restored past participle
  • restored past simple
  • restoring present participle
  • restores third person singular
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