Restoration
01
修復
the act of repairing something such as an artwork, building, etc. to be in its original state
例
The restoration of the ancient frescoes took several years, with experts meticulously repairing and cleaning the artwork to reveal its original beauty.
古代のフレスコ画の修復には数年を要し、専門家が作品の元の美しさを明らかにするために細心の注意を払って修理と清掃を行いました。
The historic building underwent a complete restoration, ensuring that its architectural details were preserved and returned to their former glory.
その歴史的な建物は完全な修復を受け、その建築的な詳細が保存され、かつての栄光を取り戻しました。
02
the act of getting something back or returning it to a previous state
例
He celebrated the restoration of his lost property.
The community worked together for the restoration of public services.
03
復古, 君主制の復活
the reinstatement of the monarchy in England, particularly the return of King Charles II to the throne in 1660
例
The Restoration, initiated in 1660, marked the return of Charles II to the English throne after the Interregnum.
王政復古は、1660年に始まり、空位期間後のチャールズ2世のイングランド王位への復帰を記した。
Charles II's Restoration brought an end to the period of Commonwealth rule led by Oliver Cromwell.
チャールズ2世の王政復古は、オリバー・クロムウェルが率いたコモンウェルス統治の時代に終止符を打った。
04
an object, artwork, or construction that has been repaired or rebuilt to resemble its original form
例
The museum displayed a careful restoration of the medieval sculpture.
The exhibit included a restoration of a Roman mosaic.
05
a model, painting, or reconstruction depicting the original form of a destroyed, extinct, or ancient object or scene
例
The museum displayed a restoration of a Tyrannosaurus skeleton.
The artist created a restoration of a medieval castle based on ruins.
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