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How to Pronounce Repair

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Repair

rɪ'pɜr
Syllables: re·pair
Part of speech: verb noun

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Definition

To fix something that is broken or not working well.

Examples

  • I need to repair my bike because the chain is broken.

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Words With Similar Sounds

Repare

rɪˈpɛər

Though rarely used today, 'repare' means to repair or restore.

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Declare

dɪ'klɜr

They will declare the winner at the end of the contest.

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Despair

dɪ'spɜr

After losing the match, he felt deep despair.

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Compare

kəm'pɜr

Let's compare the two proposals before deciding.

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Prepare

prɪ'pɜr

We need to prepare for the upcoming meeting.

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Common Word Combinations

Phrase Type Stress Pattern Example
repair shop collocation rePAIR SHOP I took my bike to the repair shop yesterday.
repair work collocation rePAIR WORK The repair work on the roof will start tomorrow.
carry out repairs collocation CARRY OUT rePAIRS They will carry out repairs on the broken window.
repair up phrasal verb rePAIR UP He managed to repair up the old computer quickly.

Fun Fact

The word 'repair' comes from the Old French 'reparer,' meaning 'to restore' or 'fix,' which itself traces back to Latin 'reparare,' combining 're-' (again) and 'parare' (prepare), literally meaning 'to prepare again.'

Word Family

noun
repair

The act of fixing something that is broken or damaged.

"The repair of my car took two days."

verb
repair

To fix something that is broken or damaged.

"I need to repair my bike before the trip."

adjective
repairable

Able to be fixed when broken or damaged.

"The old phone is repairable, so I will not buy a new one."

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