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/ris'tɔ:/ * ngoại động từ - hoàn lại, trả lại =to restore something to someone+ trả lại vật gì cho ai - sửa chữa lại, phục hồi lại, xây dựng lại như cũ (toà nhà, bức tranh...) - phục (chức) =to restore someone to his former post+ phục hồi lại chức vị cho người nào - đặt lại chỗ cũ =to restore something to its place+ đặt lại vật gì vào chỗ cũ - khôi phục lại, hồi phục (sức khoẻ...); lập lại =to restore one's health+ hồi phục sức khoẻ =to restore peace+ lập lại hoà bình - tạo lại (hình dạng của một con vật đã tuyệt giống, một công trình xây dựng đã đổ nát)
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