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mend

[mend] / mɛnd /


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She looked up from the table where she was mending an old pair of trousers.

From Literature

Yet, as a new play begins to brew in his mind, Jack resolves to mend their relationship.

From Los Angeles Times

The prime minister is traveling to India, until now a bitter rival, to mend fences and build new alliances with the world’s middle powers.

From The Wall Street Journal

Posting on social media on Sunday, he said he was "on the mend" and had managed a "short run" as part of his recovery.

From BBC

The speed at which India and Canada have mended their relationship show that both prime ministers are well aware of today's global realities.

From BBC