Repair (verb)

1. To put right (something that is broken or damaged).
2. To restore to a good condition.

Origin:

Mid-15th century from old french reparer, from latin reparare, from re- 'again' + parare 'make ready'.

Examples:

1. The mechanic is going to repair the engine of my car.
2. She needs to repair her relationship with her father.
3. He repaired the antique clock himself.
4. They need to repair the roof of their house.
5. I'm going to repair the fence around the garden.