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Meanings of restore in anglès

portuguès
reparar
català
atendre
espanyol
atender
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Restore by replacing a part or putting together what is torn or broken.

atendre
portuguès
restituir
català
regenerar
espanyol
regenerar

Return to life; get or give new life or energy.

regenerar
portuguès
restabelecer
català
restablir
espanyol
instaurar

Bring back into original existence, use, function, or position.

restablir
portuguès
restabelecer
català
restablir
espanyol
devolver

Return to its original or usable and functioning condition.

restablir
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Examples for "reinstate"
Examples for "reinstate"
1
The supreme court denied a request in August to reinstate the law.
The Guardian
2
The organisation later lost a high court appeal to reinstate the charges.
The Guardian
3
Medical supplies to distribute, bodies to bury, law and order to reinstate.
The Guardian
4
He has not said whether prosecutors will seek to reinstate Aleynikov's conviction.
Reuters
5
Councillors have since lobbied the city management to reinstate some such facilities.
The Irish Times
1
But it would take days for the device to reestablish that state.
The evolutionary void
2
Nearly 72 percent failed the government on its moves to reestablish order.
Reuters
3
This summer had been a fine time to reestablish the Cat's reputation.
Casket of Souls
4
It is important for her that we now reestablish a daily routine.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
5
Your first priority was to reestablish your connections to your own species.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
Usage of restore in anglès
1
However, it said it hoped to restore services in the near future.
Radio NZ
2
Weight cycling was able to restore the health characteristics of lean animals.
Pubmed
3
Hungary is trying to restore order and enforce EU rules, officials said.
BBC
4
NISA said efforts to restore cooling systems were not making clear progress.
Reuters
5
He urged the government to take immediate action to restore consumer confidence.
The Irish Times
6
Horta-Osorio acknowledged the industry needed to work hard to restore its image.
Reuters
7
NEPAL: Nepal's King Gyanendra yesterday promised to restore democracy in three years.
The Irish Times
8
However, West Ham did not take long to restore their two-goal lead.
The Guardian
9
Mathebe said their main priority was to restore stability in the City.
The South African
10
The company needs to make some major changes to restore investor confidence.
Reuters
11
The electricity supplier said it was working hard to restore power supplies.
The Guardian
12
Armed police have since stepped in to restore order in the area.
The South African
13
The president said he would seek international help to restore the cathedral.
News.com.au
14
Seven mobile chlorination units were mobilised to restore water supply, he said.
The Irish Times
15
It's far more expensive to restore a building than to build new.
BBC
16
Again, however, remember that a partial restore increases your overall restore time.
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Common
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