noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
undergo repairs/restoration
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The ship is currently undergoing extensive repairs.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
full
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The aircraft is in very poor condition and is unlikely to be capable of a full restoration .
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The cost of a full restoration is between £15,000 and £40,000.
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Uppark is a house of comparable importance and value, and its full restoration is essential.
major
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A major programme of restoration and conversion started which carries on today.
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It underwent a major restoration -- extensive filling in of painted sky and backdrop -- about 14 years ago.
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The major restoration programme has necessitated an appeal for £1 million.
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To remedy this, a major restoration project is now under way, financed by an allocation of funds from the National Lottery.
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The work is part of its major restoration programme.
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And, finally, you have four years to complete the projects of construction of the major hospitals and restorations .
■ NOUN
programme
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The major restoration programme has necessitated an appeal for £1 million.
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Aston Martin Lagonda is introducing a service and restoration programme which means its cars should live longer than their owners.
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A restoration programme is now under way.
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The mill has become the subject of a thorough restoration programme .
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The work is part of its major restoration programme .
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The exhibition will also present the first stage of a restoration programme which will cover the 150 photographs displayed.
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The Palace has launched a friends association with the aim of raising funds for its ongoing restoration programme .
project
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The entire restoration project is fully described in a forthcoming publication by Ello De Rosa.
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Without warning, Palmer Golf announced its withdrawal from the Harding restoration project on Jan. 16.
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The restoration project was begin in 1988 in collaboration with the State, and involves almost half of the museum.
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Occasionally, even its member institutions will go elsewhere for a restoration project .
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The next restoration project will be of the melodramatic pyramid memorial to Canova, which is in a dangerously precarious state.
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Proceeds from the auction will be used for restoration projects and the creation of small provincial museums.
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To remedy this, a major restoration project is now under way, financed by an allocation of funds from the National Lottery.
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The Brynteg group are, of course, well known for their high-quality Taff Vale carriage restoration project .
work
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The restoration work at Biddulph is now complete.
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She also detected restoration work performed on the painting during the 1960s.
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Just like Windsor, the blaze happened during restoration work .
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Art restoration work is slow, methodical and sometimes tedious.
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See them using traditional skills on new forged ironwork as well as restoration work .
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Uppark will first be made weatherproof and opened to the public for six days in November before restoration work begins.
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Naturally the Society was delighted when the prospect of further restoration work was broached.
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Read in studio A castle has just reopened to the public after nearly four years of restoration work .
■ VERB
call
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The anti-Yeltsin Duma approved a resolution in mid-March calling for restoration of the Soviet Union.
carry
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Today it is the home of Malcom and Gwynneth Hearne who have carried out extensive restoration work.
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Alfio Del Serra has been chosen to carry out the restoration .
complete
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In 1954 he completed the restoration of the chapel, which was ravaged by death-watch beetle.
follow
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Adherence to Lancaster meant a further forfeiture in 1461, but this was followed by a second restoration in 1470.
undergo
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This is in Pauntley and is an impressive, large, half-timbered building which underwent restoration in the early 1930s.
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It underwent a major restoration -- extensive filling in of painted sky and backdrop -- about 14 years ago.
undertake
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It was donated to the East Anglian Microcar Club which undertook a competent restoration before laying it up.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Some Native Americans are demanding the restoration of their lands.
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The state has completed a major restoration of the governor's mansion.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Although there were some rooms open to the public, most of the interior was desperately in need of restoration .
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It is also the case that after the dismemberment of Dionysos there is also the restoration of Dionysos to life.
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It launched its £2.5 million restoration appeal in April, and almost £500,000 has already been raised.
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Many museums shut down in the afternoon or are closed for restoration .
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Now research and restoration would begin.
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Stolen in 1933, it was taken to Prague in 1934 for restoration after its recovery.