repair 音标拼音: [rɪp'ɛr]
n . 修理,补救,修复
vt . 修理,修补,补救,恢复,补偿
vi . 去,常去,集合
修理,补救,修复修理,修补,补救,恢复,补偿去,常去,集合
repair 平均修复时间
MTTR
repair 候修时间
repair 检修时间
repair 修复
repair n 1 :
the act of putting something in working order again [
synonym :
{
repair }, {
fix }, {
fixing }, {
fixture }, {
mend }, {
mending },
{
reparation }]
2 :
a formal way of referring to the condition of something ; "
the building was in good repair "
3 :
a frequently visited place [
synonym : {
haunt }, {
hangout },
{
resort }, {
repair }, {
stamping ground }]
v 1 :
restore by replacing a part or putting together what is torn or broken ; "
She repaired her TV set "; "
Repair my shoes please " [
synonym : {
repair }, {
mend }, {
fix }, {
bushel }, {
doctor },
{
furbish up }, {
restore }, {
touch on }] [
ant : {
break }, {
bust }]
2 :
make amends for ;
pay compensation for ; "
One can never fully repair the suffering and losses of the Jews in the Third Reich "; "
She was compensated for the loss of her arm in the accident " [
synonym : {
compensate }, {
recompense }, {
repair },
{
indemnify }]
3 :
move ,
travel ,
or proceed toward some place ; "
He repaired to his cabin in the woods " [
synonym : {
repair }, {
resort }]
4 :
set straight or right ; "
remedy these deficiencies "; "
rectify the inequities in salaries "; "
repair an oversight " [
synonym :
{
rectify }, {
remediate }, {
remedy }, {
repair }, {
amend }]
5 :
give new life or energy to ; "
A hot soup will revive me ";
"
This will renovate my spirits "; "
This treatment repaired my health " [
synonym : {
animate }, {
recreate }, {
reanimate }, {
revive },
{
renovate }, {
repair }, {
quicken }, {
vivify }, {
revivify }]
Repair \
Re *
pair "\,
n . [
OF .
repaire retreat ,
asylum ,
abode .
See {
Repair }
to go .]
1 .
The act of repairing or resorting to a place . [
R .]
--
Chaucer .
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The king sent a proclamation for their repair to their houses . --
Clarendon .
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2 .
Place to which one repairs ;
a haunt ;
a resort . [
R .]
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There the fierce winds his tender force assail And beat him downward to his first repair . --
Dryden .
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Repair \
Re *
pair "\ (
r ?-
p ?
r "),
v .
i . [
OE .
repairen ,
OF .
repairier to return ,
fr .
L .
repatriare to return to one '
s contry ,
to go home again ;
pref .
re -
re -
patria native country ,
fr .
pater father .
See {
Father },
and cf . {
Repatriate }.]
1 .
To return . [
Obs .]
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I thought . . .
that he repaire should again .
--
Chaucer .
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2 .
To go ;
to betake one '
s self ;
to resort ;
ass ,
to repair to sanctuary for safety . --
Chaucer .
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Go ,
mount the winds ,
and to the shades repair .
--
Pope .
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Repair \
Re *
pair "\,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Repaired } (-
p ?
rd ");
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Repairing }.] [
F .
r ['
e ]
parer ,
L .
reparare ;
pref .
re -
re -
parare to prepare .
See {
Pare },
and cf .
{
Reparation }.]
1 .
To restore to a sound or good state after decay ,
injury ,
dilapidation ,
or partial destruction ;
to renew ;
to restore ;
to mend ;
as ,
to repair a house ,
a road ,
a shoe ,
or a ship ;
to repair a shattered fortune .
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Secret refreshings that repair his strength .
--
Milton .
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Do thou ,
as thou art wont ,
repair My heart with gladness . --
Wordsworth .
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2 .
To make amends for ,
as for an injury ,
by an equivalent ;
to indemnify for ;
as ,
to repair a loss or damage .
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I '
ll repair the misery thou dost bear . --
Shak .
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Syn :
To restore ,
recover ;
renew ;
amend ;
mend ;
retrieve ;
recruit .
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Repair \
Re *
pair "\,
n .
1 .
Restoration to a sound or good state after decay ,
waste ,
injury ,
or partial restruction ;
supply of loss ;
reparation ;
as ,
materials are collected for the repair of a church or of a city .
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1913 Webster ]
Sunk down and sought repair Of sleep ,
which instantly fell on me . --
Milton .
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2 .
Condition with respect to soundness ,
perfectness ,
etc .;
as ,
a house in good ,
or bad ,
repair ;
the book is out of repair .
[
1913 Webster ]
119 Moby Thesaurus words for "
repair ":
adjust ,
adjustment ,
amends ,
apply ,
atone ,
atone for ,
bad condition ,
brighten up ,
brush up ,
case ,
cobble ,
commission ,
compensate ,
compensation ,
condition ,
correction ,
darn ,
do up ,
doctor ,
estate ,
expiate ,
fare ,
fettle ,
fitness ,
fix ,
fix up ,
fixing ,
form ,
freshen ,
furbish ,
furbish up ,
give satisfaction ,
go ,
good condition ,
hie ,
improvement ,
journey ,
kilter ,
live down ,
make amends ,
make compensation ,
make good ,
make matters up ,
make reparation ,
make right ,
make up for ,
making right ,
mend ,
mending ,
nick ,
order ,
overhaul ,
overhauling ,
pass ,
patch ,
patch up ,
pay the forfeit ,
pay the penalty ,
polish ,
polish up ,
proceed ,
process ,
propitiate ,
push on ,
put in commission ,
put in order ,
put in repair ,
put in shape ,
put right ,
ready ,
rebuild ,
recap ,
recompense ,
recondition ,
reconstruct ,
rectification ,
recur ,
redeem ,
redress ,
refer ,
remedy ,
renew ,
renewal ,
renovate ,
renovation ,
repairing ,
reparation ,
restoration ,
restore ,
retouch ,
retread ,
revamp ,
revive ,
rub up ,
run ,
satisfaction ,
satisfy ,
service ,
set right ,
set to rights ,
sew up ,
shape ,
shine ,
spruce ,
spruce up ,
square it ,
square things ,
state ,
tinker ,
tinker up ,
tone up ,
touch up ,
travel ,
trim ,
troubleshooting ,
turn ,
vamp ,
vamp up ,
wend
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