Cool MateMeaning of Mend
To repair something that is broken or damaged.
In simple words: To fix something that is broken.
Mend in a sentence
- She will mend the tear in her dress.
- Can you mend this broken chair?
- He learned how to mend old toys.
- The doctor helped to mend his injured arm.
- It's important to mend relationships after a conflict.
- They found a way to mend their friendship.
How to use Mend
Used in everyday conversation; appropriate for casual and formal contexts. Avoid using with very technical objects.
Grammar pattern
mend + object
Memory hint
Think of 'mend' as 'my end' - fixing something at its end.
Related words
Collocations with Mend
- mend a relationship
- mend a tear
- mend a fence
- mend broken hearts
- mend clothes
Common mistakes with Mend
- Confusing with 'amend', which means to improve text or legislation.
- Using 'mend' without an object, e.g., saying 'I mend.' instead of 'I mend clothes.'
- Incorrectly assuming 'mend' only applies to physical objects.
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Frequently asked questions about Mend
What does Mend mean?
To fix something that is broken.
What is the definition of Mend?
To repair something that is broken or damaged.
How do you use Mend in a sentence?
She will mend the tear in her dress.
Can you give another example of Mend?
Can you mend this broken chair?
What are synonyms for Mend?
Common alternatives include repair, fix, restore, heal, patch.
What is the opposite of Mend?
Opposite meanings include break, damage, ruin.
What words go with Mend?
It commonly pairs with mend a relationship, mend a tear, mend a fence, mend broken hearts, mend clothes.
What are common mistakes when using Mend?
Confusing with 'amend', which means to improve text or legislation. Using 'mend' without an object, e.g., saying 'I mend.' instead of 'I mend clothes.' Incorrectly assuming 'mend' only applies to physical objects.
How do you pronounce Mend?
US: //mɛnd//, UK: //mɛnd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Mend?
Used in everyday conversation; appropriate for casual and formal contexts. Avoid using with very technical objects.