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Detailed Translations for restores from English to Spanish

restore:

to restore verb (restores, restored, restoring)

  1. to restore (redeem; redress)
    arreglar; restaurar; poner en orden; ajustar; despachar
  2. to restore (renovate)
    subsanar; renovar; reformar; restaurar; alzar; cambiar; arreglar; mejorar; reconocer; corregir; grabar; ordenar; actualizar; sanar; reparar; prosperar; restablecer; rehabilitar; recuperarse; remendar; refrescar; reponerse; innovar; hospitalizar; restablecerse; modernizar; adecentar; reorganizar
  3. to restore (repair; fix; mend)
    arreglar; fijar; modificar; reparar; corregir; remendar; restaurar; reajustar
  4. to restore (redevelop; clean up; reorganize; reorganise)
    sanear; remodelar; reestructurar; reorganizar
  5. to restore
    – To copy files from a backup storage device to their normal location, especially if the files are being copied to replace files that were accidentally lost or deleted. 1
    restaurar
  6. to restore
    – To remove a record or item from the deleted folder and relink it to the record it was linked to before it was deleted. 1
    restaurar

Conjugations for restore:

present
  1. restore
  2. restore
  3. restores
  4. restore
  5. restore
  6. restore
simple past
  1. restored
  2. restored
  3. restored
  4. restored
  5. restored
  6. restored
present perfect
  1. have restored
  2. have restored
  3. has restored
  4. have restored
  5. have restored
  6. have restored
past continuous
  1. was restoring
  2. were restoring
  3. was restoring
  4. were restoring
  5. were restoring
  6. were restoring
future
  1. shall restore
  2. will restore
  3. will restore
  4. shall restore
  5. will restore
  6. will restore
continuous present
  1. am restoring
  2. are restoring
  3. is restoring
  4. are restoring
  5. are restoring
  6. are restoring
subjunctive
  1. be restored
  2. be restored
  3. be restored
  4. be restored
  5. be restored
  6. be restored
diverse
  1. restore!
  2. let's restore!
  5. restored
  6. restoring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

restore [the ~] noun

  1. the restore
    – A multi-phase process that copies all the data and log pages from a specified backup to a specified database (the data-copy phase) and rolls forward all the transactions that are logged in the backup (the redo phase). At this point, by default, a restore rolls back any incomplete transactions (the undo phase), which completes the recovery of the database and makes it available to users. 1
    la restauración
  2. the restore
    – In DPM, the process by which an administrator retrieves a protected file or rebuilds a DPM server by using data that has been archived to tape. Restoring data requires use of tape backup software. 1
    la restauración

Translation Matrix for restore:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
alzar holding up; putting up
arreglar arrangement; ordening; settling
despachar delivering; turning out
fijar fastening; fixing; securing
mejorar make things better
rehabilitar rehabilitating; revalidating
restauración restore re-creation; recovery; repair; repairs; restoration; restoration work; transformation
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
actualizar renovate; restore change; do over again; exchange; improve; interchange; modify; redevelop; refresh; renew; renovate; resume; retouch; swap; touch up; trade; update
adecentar renovate; restore freshen up; make decent; model; redevelop; renovate; shape
ajustar redeem; redress; restore adjust; assume; be all right; be correct; be fit; be right; be suitable; become; befit; fine tune; fix; presume; reconcile; repair; sew; snap; stretch; suit; suppose; tighten; tune; tune in
alzar renovate; restore absorb; acquire; add; add to; append; arise; ascend; be off; be on the upgrade; become higher; become larger; border; bristle; charge; cheat; clearly define; climb; con; define; demarcate; draw up; edge; empty the mailbox; enhance; exchange; fence; fence in; fence off; fix; flare up; fly up; get a lighter shade of colour; get away; get the hang of; go up; go upward; grow; gull; heave; heighten; hoist; increase; interchange; join; lap up; learn; levy; lift; lift up; light; light a cigaret; light up; lighten; lighten up; map out; mark out; mount; outline; pick up; put up; raise; redevelop; remedy; renew; renovate; resume; rise; rise to the surface; send up in flames; set alight; shine up; sip up; spoof; start; stick up; study; swap; swindle; take in; take off; take up; trace out; trade; trick; turn up
arreglar fix; mend; redeem; redress; renovate; repair; restore adjust; arrange; arrange something; brew; conform to; cook; do odd jobs; find again; finish; fix; fix up; freshen up; furnish; get ready; have ended; have finished; instal; install; join; make decent; make even; make ready; model; order; pay; pay on account; prepare; reconcile; redevelop; regulate; renew; renovate; repair; resume; set up; settle; shape
cambiar renovate; restore Swap; alter; barter; change; change for; change over; convert; create; exchange; fluctuate; interchange; invent; make; modify; reappoint; redevelop; reform; renew; renovate; replace; reshape; resume; reverse; rewrite; shift; shunt; stop over; substitute; swap; swing around; swing round; switch; swop; trade; trade in; transform; transpose; turn; twist; vary
corregir fix; mend; renovate; repair; restore better; check; control; correct; examine; find again; fix; get better; improve; inspect; make better; make good; put right; put straight; recapture; reconquer; rectify; regain; renew; repair; retake; set right; test; try; verify
despachar redeem; redress; restore arrange customs clearance; budge; clear away; clear up; discharge; dismantle; dismiss; drop; fire; get going; handle; lay off; move; move house; put in motion; release; remove; sack; set in motion; strip down; take apart a machine; unharness; unrig
fijar fix; mend; repair; restore adhere; affix; allocate; attach; attach to; bid; catch; cling; confirm; connect; determine; dictate; direct; establish; fasten; fix; glue; gum; identify; instruct; order; paste; pin; secure; seize; snatch; sneak up on; stick; take unaware; tattle; tie up; twig
grabar renovate; restore absorb; appeal; appeal against; burn; control; engrave; etch; examine; groove; incise; inscribe; inspect; lap up; score; sip up; survey; take in; take up; view
hospitalizar renovate; restore
innovar renovate; restore change; do over again; exchange; innovate; interchange; put new life into; redevelop; refresh; renew; renovate; resume; revitalise; revitalize; swap; trade
mejorar renovate; restore better; better one's life; boost; bring forward; correct; ennoble; get better; improve; jack up v; make better; make progress; make up; patch up; pep up; progress; put straight; rectify; redevelop; refine; refurbish; renew; renovate; set right
modernizar renovate; restore change; do over again; exchange; innovate; interchange; modernise; modernize; put new life into; redevelop; refresh; renew; renovate; resume; revitalise; revitalize; swap; trade
modificar fix; mend; repair; restore alter; change; create; do over again; edit; interchange; invent; make; modify; rebuild; reconstruct; reform; refresh; renew; reshape; rewrite; switch; transform; vary
ordenar renovate; restore aggravate; arrange; assign to; assort; be in command of; bid; burden; call; card-index; charge; class; classify; clean; clear away; coerce; command; commission; compel; decree; dedicate; devote; dictate; direct; do odd jobs; do out; entomb; exert power; force; get settled; give an order; give notice of; group; instruct; inter; oblige; ordain; order; preside; proclaim; put away; put in order; put out; put right; range; rank; redevelop; remove; renovate; rule; select; settle; shunt; sift; sort; sort out; systematise; systematize; take off; take the lead; tidy up
poner en orden redeem; redress; restore arrange; fix; order; reconcile; regulate; repair; settle
prosperar renovate; restore bloom; blossom; boom; control; do well; examine; exchange; flourish; go well; inspect; interchange; keep good time; prosper; redevelop; renew; renovate; resume; survey; swap; thrive; trade; view
reajustar fix; mend; repair; restore
reconocer renovate; restore allocate; allot; assent to; assign; bestow on; confer; confirm; contain; control; endorse; examine; explore; get to know; give; grant; grasp; hand in; hand to; have an opinion on; hear; hold; hold an opinion on; hold an view on; identify; inspect; interpellate; interrogate; investigate; put new life into; question; realise; realize; recognise; recognize; renew; revitalise; revitalize; say for; subsidise; subsidize; surrender; survey; turn in; view
recuperarse renovate; restore better one's life; find again; get better; improve; recapture; reconquer; regain; retake
reestructurar clean up; redevelop; reorganise; reorganize; restore reorganise; reorganize; restructure
reformar renovate; restore alter; amend; change; create; do over again; exchange; interchange; invent; make; modify; put new life into; rebuild; reconstruct; redevelop; reform; refresh; remodel; renew; renovate; reorganise; reorganize; reshape; resume; review; revise; revitalise; revitalize; rewrite; swap; switch; trade; transform; vary
refrescar renovate; restore alleviate; brighten up; change; cheer up; chill; cool; cool down; do over again; enliven; freshen; freshen oneself up; freshen up; get cold; get cooler; get fresh; grow cold; grow cooler; liven up; quench; refresh; refrigerate; renew; revive; tidy oneself up; tidy up
rehabilitar renovate; restore better; correct; exchange; find again; get better; improve; interchange; make better; put new life into; recapture; reconquer; redevelop; regain; rehabilitate; renew; renovate; repair; resume; retake; revitalise; revitalize; swap; trade
remendar fix; mend; renovate; repair; restore alter; boost; bring about; bring forth; change; conceptualise; conceptualize; construct; create; design; do odd jobs; generate; interchange; invent; jack up v; make; manufacture; mend; patch; patch up; pep up; prepare; produce; redevelop; refurbish; renovate; repair; switch; transform; vary
remodelar clean up; redevelop; reorganise; reorganize; restore rebuild; reconstruct; reorganise; reorganize; restructure
renovar renovate; restore better; change; correct; do over again; exchange; fix up; get better; improve; interchange; make better; put new life into; reappoint; rebuild; reconstruct; redevelop; refresh; renew; renovate; replace; resume; revitalise; revitalize; substitute; swap; trade
reorganizar clean up; redevelop; renovate; reorganise; reorganize; restore exchange; interchange; put new life into; redevelop; reform; remodel; renew; renovate; reorganise; reorganize; reshape; restructure; resume; revitalise; revitalize; swap; trade
reparar fix; mend; renovate; repair; restore alter; better; bring about; bring forth; change; conceptualise; conceptualize; construct; correct; create; cure; design; exchange; generate; get better; hotfix; hotfix package; improve; interchange; invent; make; make better; make up; make well; manufacture; mend; patch; prepare; produce; put right; rectify; redevelop; renew; renovate; reorganise; reorganize; repair; restore to health; restructure; resume; set right; swap; switch; trade; transform; vary
reponerse renovate; restore better one's life; brighten; cheer up; cure; get better; get over; get well; heal; improve; recapture; reconquer; recover; regain; regain one's health; repair; restore to health; retake; revive; spruce up
restablecer renovate; restore bring back; find again; put right; recapture; reconquer; rectify; regain; repair; reset; retake; return; set right
restablecerse renovate; restore better one's life; brighten; cheer up; cure; find again; get better; get well; get well again; heal; improve; make well; recapture; reconquer; recover; regain; regain one's health; rehabilitate; repair; restore to health; retake; spruce up
restaurar fix; mend; redeem; redress; renovate; repair; restore exchange; fix up; interchange; put right; recapture; reconquer; rectify; redevelop; regain; renew; renovate; repair; resume; retake; set right; swap; trade
sanar renovate; restore cure; freshen; freshen up; heal; make well; redevelop; refresh; renovate; restore to health; tidy up
sanear clean up; redevelop; reorganise; reorganize; restore cure; exchange; interchange; make well; redevelop; renew; renovate; reorganise; reorganize; restore to health; restructure; resume; swap; trade
subsanar renovate; restore recapture; reconquer; regain; retake
- bushel; doctor; fix; furbish up; mend; reconstruct; reestablish; regenerate; reinstate; rejuvenate; repair; restitute; touch on
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- re-establish
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
modernizar contemporary; modern; new; nowadays; of today; present; present-day

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Related Definitions for "restore":

  1. return to life; get or give new life or energy2
    • The week at the spa restored me2
  2. restore by replacing a part or putting together what is torn or broken2
  3. give or bring back2
  4. bring back into original existence, use, function, or position2
    • restore law and order2
    • restore the emperor to the throne2
  5. return to its original or usable and functioning condition2
    • restore the forest to its original pristine condition2
  6. A multi-phase process that copies all the data and log pages from a specified backup to a specified database (the data-copy phase) and rolls forward all the transactions that are logged in the backup (the redo phase). At this point, by default, a restore rolls back any incomplete transactions (the undo phase), which completes the recovery of the database and makes it available to users.1
  7. To copy files from a backup storage device to their normal location, especially if the files are being copied to replace files that were accidentally lost or deleted.1
  8. To remove a record or item from the deleted folder and relink it to the record it was linked to before it was deleted.1
  9. In DPM, the process by which an administrator retrieves a protected file or rebuilds a DPM server by using data that has been archived to tape. Restoring data requires use of tape backup software.1

Wiktionary Translations for restore:

restore
verb
  1. To reestablish, or bring back into existence
  2. To bring back to a previous condition or state
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• restore → continuar ↔ reconduire — Traductions à trier suivant le sens.
• restore → reparar; aderezar; restaurar; arreglar ↔ refaire — Réparer, raccommoder, rajuster une chose ruinée ou abîmée. (Sens général)







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