Definition of restorer in English:

restorer

noun rɪˈstɔːrərəˈstɔrər

1A person who repairs or renovates a building, work of art, etc. so as to return it to its original condition.
an accomplished restorer of old furniture
the museum's art restorers
Example sentencesExamples
- Distribution of finds from a single excavation can equally benefit local history, museums, and aircraft restorers.
- He laid the foundations of a huge fortune working as a copyist and restorer of antique statues for the tourist market.
- Her divorced mother married a man who was a well-known miniature and china restorer.
- He worked as a restorer of rare books at a local history archive.
- He plays a guy who's a restorer of buildings.
- Entry to the profession requires an arts degree, followed by a postgraduate course or an apprenticeship with a restorer.
- The sculpture, a symbol of creativity, is a tribute to the artist's mother, who was a restorer of tapestries.
- He's an antique car restorer who has played tournament poker for just three years.
- A self-taught boat restorer, he doesn't own a boat.
- She knew him from her days working at the Metropolitan as a costume researcher and textile restorer.
1. 1.1 A person who brings back or re-establishes a previous right, practice, or situation.
  the military's attempts to present themselves as restorers of law and order
  Example sentencesExamples
  His claim to Samian fame was that he was a political saviour and restorer.
  Will anger propel you to be a healer, a restorer, a rescuer, and a reconciler?
  The queen was Deborah the judge, restorer of the house of Israel.
  He had proclaimed himself sovereign and restorer of the Mongol empire at Samarkand in 1370.
  He is celebrated as a restorer of Russian greatness.
  The king was anxious to appear as the serene restorer of order after the domestic chaos of mid-century.
  With his own lips he proclaimed the rewards to be lavished upon the restorers of the dynasty.
  You are what they call a restorer—someone who has the ability to enter people's memories and fix them.
  There was no better way to remind the restorer of the Ottoman Empire of the Safavid king.
  He even minted his own coinage, which describes him as 'restorer of Britain'.
2. 1.2 Something that returns a person or thing to a former condition.
  a hair restorer
  sleep is a great restorer of the exhausted nerves
  Example sentencesExamples
  I started the product line with my natural skin restorer and beauty soap.
  Both ammunition and health restorers were in short supply, and you had to actively look for them as you explored the game environments.
  To clean wood cabinets, I love the orange-oil wood cleaner and the 'Feed-N-Wax' wood restorer and conditioner.
  Remember that nature is your great restorer.
  Magnetite is an energy restorer and has applications in the treatment of liver problems.
  As to the complexion restorer, it does not appear that she ever tried it.
  The nail restorer is a light semitransparent liquid and has to be applied to the nails daily.
  The booster, which you add to your toothpaste, includes baking soda plus an innovative enamel surface restorer.
  Complete the form to receive your free sample of our strength-restorer shampoo, conditioner, and serum.
  By day, this is a Valhalla of the city's founding families, but by night, you'd better bring your nerve restorer—it's scary.

Definition of restorer in US English:

restorer

nounrəˈstɔrərrəˈstôrər

1A person who repairs or renovates a building, work of art, etc. so as to return it to its original condition.
an accomplished restorer of old furniture
the museum's art restorers
Example sentencesExamples
- She knew him from her days working at the Metropolitan as a costume researcher and textile restorer.
- Her divorced mother married a man who was a well-known miniature and china restorer.
- Distribution of finds from a single excavation can equally benefit local history, museums, and aircraft restorers.
- A self-taught boat restorer, he doesn't own a boat.
- Entry to the profession requires an arts degree, followed by a postgraduate course or an apprenticeship with a restorer.
- He worked as a restorer of rare books at a local history archive.
- He plays a guy who's a restorer of buildings.
- He laid the foundations of a huge fortune working as a copyist and restorer of antique statues for the tourist market.
- The sculpture, a symbol of creativity, is a tribute to the artist's mother, who was a restorer of tapestries.
- He's an antique car restorer who has played tournament poker for just three years.
1. 1.1 A person who brings back or re-establishes a previous right, practice, or situation.
  the military's attempts to present themselves as restorers of law and order
  Example sentencesExamples
  He even minted his own coinage, which describes him as 'restorer of Britain'.
  Will anger propel you to be a healer, a restorer, a rescuer, and a reconciler?
  The king was anxious to appear as the serene restorer of order after the domestic chaos of mid-century.
  He had proclaimed himself sovereign and restorer of the Mongol empire at Samarkand in 1370.
  With his own lips he proclaimed the rewards to be lavished upon the restorers of the dynasty.
  You are what they call a restorer—someone who has the ability to enter people's memories and fix them.
  He is celebrated as a restorer of Russian greatness.
  There was no better way to remind the restorer of the Ottoman Empire of the Safavid king.
  The queen was Deborah the judge, restorer of the house of Israel.
  His claim to Samian fame was that he was a political saviour and restorer.
2. 1.2 Something that returns a person or thing to a former condition.
  a hair restorer
  sleep is a great restorer of the exhausted nerves
  Example sentencesExamples
  I started the product line with my natural skin restorer and beauty soap.
  Remember that nature is your great restorer.
  By day, this is a Valhalla of the city's founding families, but by night, you'd better bring your nerve restorer—it's scary.
  Complete the form to receive your free sample of our strength-restorer shampoo, conditioner, and serum.
  To clean wood cabinets, I love the orange-oil wood cleaner and the 'Feed-N-Wax' wood restorer and conditioner.
  Magnetite is an energy restorer and has applications in the treatment of liver problems.
  The nail restorer is a light semitransparent liquid and has to be applied to the nails daily.
  The booster, which you add to your toothpaste, includes baking soda plus an innovative enamel surface restorer.
  As to the complexion restorer, it does not appear that she ever tried it.
  Both ammunition and health restorers were in short supply, and you had to actively look for them as you explored the game environments.

词汇	restorer
释义	Definition of restorer in English: restorer noun rɪˈstɔːrərəˈstɔrər 1A person who repairs or renovates a building, work of art, etc. so as to return it to its original condition. an accomplished restorer of old furniture the museum's art restorers Example sentencesExamples Distribution of finds from a single excavation can equally benefit local history, museums, and aircraft restorers. He laid the foundations of a huge fortune working as a copyist and restorer of antique statues for the tourist market. Her divorced mother married a man who was a well-known miniature and china restorer. He worked as a restorer of rare books at a local history archive. He plays a guy who's a restorer of buildings. Entry to the profession requires an arts degree, followed by a postgraduate course or an apprenticeship with a restorer. The sculpture, a symbol of creativity, is a tribute to the artist's mother, who was a restorer of tapestries. He's an antique car restorer who has played tournament poker for just three years. A self-taught boat restorer, he doesn't own a boat. She knew him from her days working at the Metropolitan as a costume researcher and textile restorer. 1.1 A person who brings back or re-establishes a previous right, practice, or situation. the military's attempts to present themselves as restorers of law and order Example sentencesExamples His claim to Samian fame was that he was a political saviour and restorer. Will anger propel you to be a healer, a restorer, a rescuer, and a reconciler? The queen was Deborah the judge, restorer of the house of Israel. He had proclaimed himself sovereign and restorer of the Mongol empire at Samarkand in 1370. He is celebrated as a restorer of Russian greatness. The king was anxious to appear as the serene restorer of order after the domestic chaos of mid-century. With his own lips he proclaimed the rewards to be lavished upon the restorers of the dynasty. You are what they call a restorer—someone who has the ability to enter people's memories and fix them. There was no better way to remind the restorer of the Ottoman Empire of the Safavid king. He even minted his own coinage, which describes him as 'restorer of Britain'. 1.2 Something that returns a person or thing to a former condition. a hair restorer sleep is a great restorer of the exhausted nerves Example sentencesExamples I started the product line with my natural skin restorer and beauty soap. Both ammunition and health restorers were in short supply, and you had to actively look for them as you explored the game environments. To clean wood cabinets, I love the orange-oil wood cleaner and the 'Feed-N-Wax' wood restorer and conditioner. Remember that nature is your great restorer. Magnetite is an energy restorer and has applications in the treatment of liver problems. As to the complexion restorer, it does not appear that she ever tried it. The nail restorer is a light semitransparent liquid and has to be applied to the nails daily. The booster, which you add to your toothpaste, includes baking soda plus an innovative enamel surface restorer. Complete the form to receive your free sample of our strength-restorer shampoo, conditioner, and serum. By day, this is a Valhalla of the city's founding families, but by night, you'd better bring your nerve restorer—it's scary. Definition of restorer in US English: restorer nounrəˈstɔrərrəˈstôrər 1A person who repairs or renovates a building, work of art, etc. so as to return it to its original condition. an accomplished restorer of old furniture the museum's art restorers Example sentencesExamples She knew him from her days working at the Metropolitan as a costume researcher and textile restorer. Her divorced mother married a man who was a well-known miniature and china restorer. Distribution of finds from a single excavation can equally benefit local history, museums, and aircraft restorers. A self-taught boat restorer, he doesn't own a boat. Entry to the profession requires an arts degree, followed by a postgraduate course or an apprenticeship with a restorer. He worked as a restorer of rare books at a local history archive. He plays a guy who's a restorer of buildings. He laid the foundations of a huge fortune working as a copyist and restorer of antique statues for the tourist market. The sculpture, a symbol of creativity, is a tribute to the artist's mother, who was a restorer of tapestries. He's an antique car restorer who has played tournament poker for just three years. 1.1 A person who brings back or re-establishes a previous right, practice, or situation. the military's attempts to present themselves as restorers of law and order Example sentencesExamples He even minted his own coinage, which describes him as 'restorer of Britain'. Will anger propel you to be a healer, a restorer, a rescuer, and a reconciler? The king was anxious to appear as the serene restorer of order after the domestic chaos of mid-century. He had proclaimed himself sovereign and restorer of the Mongol empire at Samarkand in 1370. With his own lips he proclaimed the rewards to be lavished upon the restorers of the dynasty. You are what they call a restorer—someone who has the ability to enter people's memories and fix them. He is celebrated as a restorer of Russian greatness. There was no better way to remind the restorer of the Ottoman Empire of the Safavid king. The queen was Deborah the judge, restorer of the house of Israel. His claim to Samian fame was that he was a political saviour and restorer. 1.2 Something that returns a person or thing to a former condition. a hair restorer sleep is a great restorer of the exhausted nerves Example sentencesExamples I started the product line with my natural skin restorer and beauty soap. Remember that nature is your great restorer. By day, this is a Valhalla of the city's founding families, but by night, you'd better bring your nerve restorer—it's scary. Complete the form to receive your free sample of our strength-restorer shampoo, conditioner, and serum. To clean wood cabinets, I love the orange-oil wood cleaner and the 'Feed-N-Wax' wood restorer and conditioner. Magnetite is an energy restorer and has applications in the treatment of liver problems. The nail restorer is a light semitransparent liquid and has to be applied to the nails daily. The booster, which you add to your toothpaste, includes baking soda plus an innovative enamel surface restorer. As to the complexion restorer, it does not appear that she ever tried it. Both ammunition and health restorers were in short supply, and you had to actively look for them as you explored the game environments.
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