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to retrace one's steps―retrace one's way―double on one's tracks

to return to the former state―（旧にかえって悪くなれば）―relapse into the former state

to untwist a rope

put back into suspension

to be restored to the original state

Right the helm!

to go back to the starting point

cause to be returned

to be restored to the original state

action to bring about change (put back into former state)

undo the buckle of

the action of returning something to the original place

to get into place―get into position

return to an original state

of something, to revert to its former state

to restore a broken article

Leave it where it was!

Put it back where you found it.

to put something back into its original place

to return to one's seat

undo the bolt of

You must restore it to its former state―（女なら）―restore her to her former purity.

Let's get back together.

Put it back where you found it.

to resume working

to be reinstated in an employment position

to turn back―retrace one's way―retrace one's steps―double on one's tracks

to restore objects, in proper order, to their original state

restore to original settings