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repair in Arabic

repair in Arabic is تَصْلِيح, إِصْلَاح, تَرْمِيم — repair means to fix something that is broken or damaged.

repair in Arabic

تَصْلِيح
noun masculine
Pronounced: taṣlīḥ
act of repairing something
إِصْلَاح
noun masculine
Pronounced: ʔiṣlāḥ
act of repairing something
تَرْمِيم
noun masculine
Pronounced: tarmīm
act of repairing something
مَرَمَّة
noun feminine
Pronounced: maramma
act of repairing something

What does "repair" mean?

  1. verb To fix something that is broken or damaged.
    "The mechanic repaired the brakes in under an hour."
  2. noun The act, or result, of fixing something.
    "The bridge is currently closed for repair."
  3. noun The general condition of something in terms of how well-maintained it is.
    "The old cottage was in poor repair when they bought it."
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repair in a sentence

  • The mechanic repaired the brakes in under an hour.
  • It took months to repair the damage from the flood.
  • The bridge is currently closed for repair.
  • The old cottage was in poor repair when they bought it.

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What is "repair" in Arabic?

"repair" in Arabic is تَصْلِيح, إِصْلَاح, تَرْمِيم. repair means: To fix something that is broken or damaged.

How do you pronounce تَصْلِيح?

"repair" in Arabic is تَصْلِيح, pronounced "taṣlīḥ".

How do you use "repair" in a sentence?

Example: "The mechanic repaired the brakes in under an hour." In Arabic, "repair" is تَصْلِيح, إِصْلَاح, تَرْمِيم.

Are there other ways to say "repair" in Arabic?

Yes — Arabic has 4 translations listed for "repair": تَصْلِيح, إِصْلَاح, تَرْمِيم, مَرَمَّة.

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