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restore
[rɪˈstɔː(r)]
verbo transitivo
1. restaurar (building, furniture, monarchy); restablecer (communications, law and order); devolver (confidence); restituir (property, fortune)
  • to restore somebody to health/strength -> devolver la salud/la fuerza a alguien

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restore [ris-tor]
1. Restituir, restablecer una cosa en el estado que antes tenía (re-establish); reparar, reconstruir (mend, repair).
2. Reproducir, reedificar, representar como antes existía, con la ayuda de materiales o restos existentes.
3. Recuperar, recobrar, restaurar, restablecer después de una interrupción; devolver la salud.
4. Restituir, devolver lo que ha sido perdido, tomado o quitado; compensar, resarcir, dar un equivalente.
5. Reponer, reintegrar, colocar a uno en el empleo o estado de que fue privado.
  • To restore one to liberty -> darle a uno su libertad, ponerle en libertad
  • To restore something to its place -> devolver algo a su sitio
  • Order was restored -> se restableció el orden
va.
va. Depositar o almacenar de nuevo.

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restore [rɪsˈtɔːʳ]
verb:transitive
1 (give back) [+money, possession] devolver; restituir (formal)
to restore sth to sb devolver algo a algn; restituir algo a algn (formal)
the treaty will restore territory lost in the war with Perú we wish Britain to restore the Elgin Marbles to their rightful owner - Greece
2 (re-establish, reinstate) [+relations, links, order] restablecer; [+monarch, president, democracy] restaurar; [+confidence, strength] devolver; [+tax, law] reimplantar; volver a implantar
order was soon restored pronto se restableció el orden; to restore sb's sight devolver la vista a algn; to restore sb's strength devolver las fuerzas a algn
they restored the king to his throne there have been attempts to attach an amendment restoring the ban on gays in the military the first step in restoring amicable relations between Washington and Tokyo it restored my faith in the human race to restore sb [to] sth
to restore sb to health/life devolver la salud a algn/reanimar a algn; his supporters want to restore him to power sus partidarios quieren conseguir que vuelva al poder; the investment needed to restore these depressed areas to life la inversión que se necesita para reactivar estas zonas deprimidas
to restore the strength of the pound
3 [+building, painting, antique] restaurar
to restore sth to its original state or condition restituir or devolver algo a su estado original

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Verb Conjugation for "restore"

Imperative
  • restore
  • you restore
  • he/she restores
  • we restore
  • you restore
  • they restore
Preterite
  • I restored
  • you restored
  • he/she restored
  • we restored
  • you restored
  • they restored
Present Continuous
  • I am restoring
  • you are restoring
  • he/she is restoring
  • we are restoring
  • you are restoring
  • they are restoring
Present Perfect
  • I have restored
  • you have restored
  • he/she has restored
  • we have restored
  • you have restored
  • they have restored
Past Continuous
  • I was restoring
  • you were restoring
  • he/she was restoring
  • we were restoring
  • you were restoring
  • they were restoring
Past Perfect
  • I had restored
  • you had restored
  • he/she had restored
  • we had restored
  • you had restored
  • they had restored
Future
  • I will restore
  • you will restore
  • he/she will restore
  • we will restore
  • you will restore
  • they will restore
Future Perfect
  • I will have restored
  • you will have restored
  • he/she will have restored
  • we will have restored
  • you will have restored
  • they will have restored
Future Continuous
  • I will be restoring
  • you will be restoring
  • he/she will be restoring
  • we will be restoring
  • you will be restoring
  • they will be restoring
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been restoring
  • you have been restoring
  • he/she has been restoring
  • we have been restoring
  • you have been restoring
  • they have been restoring
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been restoring
  • you will have been restoring
  • he/she will have been restoring
  • we will have been restoring
  • you will have been restoring
  • they will have been restoring
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been restoring
  • you had been restoring
  • he/she had been restoring
  • we had been restoring
  • you had been restoring
  • they had been restoring
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