restore in Korean
restore in Korean is 복구하다 — restore means to bring something back to its former, usually better, condition.
restore in Korean
복구하다
Pronounced: bokguhada
to bring back to a previous condition or state
What does "restore" mean?
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verb To bring something back to its former, usually better, condition.
"They spent years restoring the old farmhouse."
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verb To give back something that was lost or taken.
"The government agreed to restore the seized property to its owners."
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verb In computing, to recover data or a system from a backup.
"She had to restore her phone from a backup after it broke."
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restore in a sentence
- They spent years restoring the old farmhouse.
- The medicine helped restore his energy.
- The government agreed to restore the seized property to its owners.
- She had to restore her phone from a backup after it broke.
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What is "restore" in Korean?
"restore" in Korean is 복구하다. restore means: To bring something back to its former, usually better, condition.
How do you pronounce 복구하다?
"restore" in Korean is 복구하다, pronounced "bokguhada".
How do you use "restore" in a sentence?
Example: "They spent years restoring the old farmhouse." In Korean, "restore" is 복구하다.
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