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restorer

/ɹɪˈstɔɹɝ/ noun

a person who repairs or brings something back to its original condition

Word Origin Restore comes from Latin restaurare 'to rebuild, renew,' from re- 'again' + staurare 'to set up, establish' (from PIE *sta- 'to stand'). A restorer is one who restores. The root gives us store (a place where things are set up), restaurant (a place that restores you with food), state, station, stable. So a restorer is a re-establisher, one who makes things stand again.

noun a person who repairs or brings something back to its original condition

The restorer carefully cleaned the old painting to reveal its original colors.

(名词) 修复者；修复师；复原者

修复者小心翼翼地清洁这幅旧画，以展现其原始色彩。

(sustantivo) restaurador; restauradora; reparador [persona que repara o devuelve algo a su estado original]

El restaurador limpió cuidadosamente la pintura antigua para revelar sus colores originales.

(nom) restaurateur; rénovateur; restaurateur d'œuvres d'art [Personne qui répare ou remet quelque chose dans son état d'origine.]

Le restorer a nettoyé avec soin le vieux tableau pour retrouver ses couleurs d'origine.

(Substantiv) Restaurator; Wiederhersteller [Eine Person, die etwas repariert oder in seinen ursprünglichen Zustand zurückversetzt.]

Der **restorer** reinigte das alte Gemälde sorgfältig, um die ursprünglichen Farben wiederherzustellen.

(名詞) 何かを修理したり、元の状態に戻したりする人。

修復師は、元の色を明らかにするために古い絵を慎重にきれいにした。

(substantivo) restaurador [Uma pessoa que repara ou devolve algo à sua condição original.]

O restaurador limpou cuidadosamente a pintura antiga para revelar suas cores originais.

Synonyms: repairer renovator conservator refurbisher fixer Antonyms: destroyer damager
Word parts: re + store + er

Related words

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