Mend

//mɛnd//

Synonyms for "mend" (187 found)

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Closest matches (38)

Noun(1 words)
darn

Strong matches (56)

Noun(3 words)
fixfixingfixture

Related words (93)

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8 entries

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1 entries

derived

16 entries

etymologically related_to

1 entries

is a

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manner of

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16 entries

Translations

138 translations across 41 languages.

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Albanian

1 entries
  • arnoj verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Ancient Greek

1 entries
  • καταρτίζω verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Arabic

2 entries
  • أَصْلَحَ verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • صلح verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Bulgarian

4 entries
  • закърпване noun (act of repairing)
  • кръпка noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)
  • кърпя verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • подобрявам verb (to correct or put right (an error, a fault, etc.) — see also rectify, remedy)

Catalan

1 entries
  • reparar verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Chinese Mandarin

3 entries
  • 修改 verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • 修理 verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • 修補 /修补 verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Czech

2 entries
  • opravit verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • spravit verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Danish

4 entries
  • fikse verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • forbedre verb (to correct or put right (an error, a fault, etc.) — see also rectify, remedy)
  • lappe verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • reparere verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Dutch

4 entries
  • herstellen verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • herstellen verb (to correct or put right (an error, a fault, etc.) — see also rectify, remedy)
  • repareren verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • verbeteren verb (to correct or put right (an error, a fault, etc.) — see also rectify, remedy)

Esperanto

1 entries
  • ripari verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Finnish

4 entries
  • paikka noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)
  • paikkaus noun (act of repairing)
  • paraneminen noun (improvement in health; recovery from illness)
  • kohentaa verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

French

3 entries
  • raccommoder verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • rapiécer verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • réparer verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Galician

2 entries
  • remendar verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • reparar verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

German

2 entries
  • flicken verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • reparieren verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Greek

1 entries
  • επισκευάζω verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Hindi

1 entries
  • ठीक करना verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Hungarian

4 entries
  • folt noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)
  • foltozás noun (act of repairing)
  • javítás noun (act of repairing)
  • javítás noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)

Irish

2 entries
  • ceartaigh verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • deisigh verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Italian

2 entries
  • rammendare verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • riparare verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Japanese

2 entries
  • 修理する verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • 直す verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Korean

2 entries
  • 고치다 verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • 수리하다 verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Lao

1 entries
  • ຊ່ອມ verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Latin

2 entries
  • sarciō verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • sarciō verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))

Māori

4 entries
  • pāpaki verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • tapi verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • tapitapi verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • whakapai verb (to correct or put right (an error, a fault, etc.) — see also rectify, remedy)

Ottoman Turkish

1 entries
  • یامامق verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))

Persian

1 entries
  • درست کردن verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Plautdietsch

1 entries
  • flekjen verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Polish

4 entries
  • cerować verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • naprawiać verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • naprawić verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • zacerować verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))

Portuguese

4 entries
  • conserto noun (act of repairing)
  • remendo noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)
  • reparo noun (act of repairing)
  • consertar verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Romanian

2 entries
  • drege verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • repara verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Russian

4 entries
  • зала́тывание noun (act of repairing)
  • запла́та noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)
  • запла́тка noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)
  • заши́тая ды́рка noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)

Scottish Gaelic

1 entries
  • càirich verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Spanish

4 entries
  • remiendo noun (place in a thing which has been repaired)
  • corcusir verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • cusir verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • enmendar verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Swahili

1 entries
  • kutengeneza verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Swedish

3 entries
  • fixa verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • laga verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • reparera verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Thai

1 entries
  • ซ่อม verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Turkish

3 entries
  • onarmak verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • tamir etmek verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • yamamak verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))

Ukrainian

2 entries
  • ла́годити verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • пола́годити verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Urdu

1 entries
  • ٹھیک کرنا verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Uyghur

4 entries
  • ئوڭلىماق verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • ياسىماق verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • يامىماق verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))
  • يامىماق verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))

Vietnamese

4 entries
  • sửa noun (act of repairing)
  • vá noun (act of repairing)
  • khâu verb (to repair (a tear in clothing))
  • sửa chữa verb (to physically repair (something that is damaged))

Sample sentences

105 total sentences available.

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It is never too late to mend.

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Love can mend your life.

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Why don't you mend that fuse?

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I got Tom to mend my shoes.

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