properly, successfully
Most of the damage has now been successfully repaired.

poorly | extensively | completely | partially | quickly | regularly

try to | help (to)
Natural vitamins in the shampoo will help repair damaged hair.

the cost of repairing sth
They estimate the cost of repairing the damaged roads at £1 million.

have sth repaired
I''m having my car repaired next week.

considerable, extensive, major | minor | essential, necessary, vital | emergency, immediate, urgent | quick, rapid | constant | temporary | running
The rally drivers carried small tool-kits for making running repairs.

building, house/housing, roof, structural | car, motorway, road, vehicle | electrical, TV | shoe

carry out, do, make | complete
It is unlikely that the repairs will be completed on time.

be in need of, need, require | be closed for
The museum is currently closed for structural repairs.

undergo
The highway is undergoing major repairs.

cost sth

work | job
The damage meant a nine-month repair job.

bill, cost | centre, facility, garage, shop, yard
a repair yard for fishing boats

man
Why don''t you get a TV repair man to have a look at it before you buy a new one?

kit

beyond ~
The gearbox was damaged beyond repair.

under ~
We were given a courtesy car to use while our car was under repair.

~ to
to carry out repairs to the railway track

a backlog of repairs
Investment is needed to reduce the backlog of repairs.

in good/poor repair
The tools are old but in good repair.

keep sth in (good) repair
As a tenant you are required to keep the house in good repair.

repair and maintenance
They are responsible for the repair and maintenance of the buildings.

a … state of repair
The barn was in a poor state of repair.