Repair Agreed Pay I Bike Tv Car Damaged

• they agreed to pay the costs of any repairs.
• i took my bike in for repair.
• the building was in need of repair.
• a tv repair shop

repair

1. an act of repairing something
• They agreed to pay the costs of any repairs.
• I took my bike in for repair.
• The building was in need of repair.
• a TV repair shop
• The car was damaged beyond repair (= it was too badly damaged to be repaired).
• The hotel is currently under repair (= being repaired).
• The bridge will remain closed until essential repair work has been carried out.
2. in good, etc. condition
• The house is not in good repair.

Extra Examples

• I took my bike in for repair.
• Investment is needed to reduce the backlog of repairs.
• It is unlikely that the repairs will be completed on time.
• The barn was in a poor state of repair.
• The damage meant a nine-month repair job.
• The drivers carried small toolkits for making running repairs.
• The gearbox was damaged beyond repair.
• The highway is undergoing major repairs.
• The museum is currently closed for structural repairs.
• The tools are old but in good repair.
• They are responsible for the repair and maintenance of the buildings.
• They provide a 24-hour repair service.
• We were given a courtesy car to use while our car was under repair.
• Why don’t you get a TV repair man to have a look at it before you buy a new one?
• a repair yard for fishing boats
• nutrients needed for energy and tissue repair
• to carry out repairs to the railway track
• Over half the properties were in poor repair.
• The hotel is currently under repair.
• The old clock tower is in a poor state of repair.
• The paintings were in excellent repair.
• They agreed to pay for the cost of any repairs.
• Try to assess the general state of repair of the building.
• Try to keep your vehicle in good repair.

Word Origin

• late Middle English: from Old French reparer, from Latin reparare, from re- ‘back’ + parare ‘make ready’.