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ESLPod_0989_WE_1653 Dealing with a Mass Transit Strike In this podcast, the phrase "to be restored" means to be fixed and returned to normal: "The train derailed, but there were no injuries and the mechanics expect service to be restored within a few hours." The verb "to restore" means to return something to its earlier condition: "Do you think these artifacts can be restored for display in the museum?" The verb "to restore" also means to bring back a positive feeling for people: "The experience restored Jacques' belief in the existence of aliens." Finally, the phrase "to restore (someone) to power" means to put a political leader back into a position of power after he or she lost it: "The rebels had power for a few months, but then the country's former president was restored to power."

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ESLPod 989 to be restored Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0989_WE_1653
Episode Id	ESLPod 989
Episode Title	Dealing with a Mass Transit Strike
Phrase	to be restored
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to be restored" means to be fixed and returned to normal: "The train derailed, but there were no injuries and the mechanics expect service to be restored within a few hours." The verb "to restore" means to return something to its earlier condition: "Do you think these artifacts can be restored for display in the museum?" The verb "to restore" also means to bring back a positive feeling for people: "The experience restored Jacques' belief in the existence of aliens." Finally, the phrase "to restore (someone) to power" means to put a political leader back into a position of power after he or she lost it: "The rebels had power for a few months, but then the country's former president was restored to power."
Topics	Transportation

Restored Means Eslpod Phrase Verb Restore Back Power