Reparár

Reparár is a Spanish verb that translates to "to repair" or "to fix" in English. It describes the act of restoring something that is broken, damaged, or malfunctioning to a working condition. This can apply to a wide range of objects, from physical items like clothing, furniture, or vehicles, to more abstract concepts like relationships or reputations.

The verb reparár is commonly used in everyday conversation when discussing maintenance or mending. For instance, one might say "Necesito reparár mi coche" (I need to repair my car) or "Ella reparó el vestido" (She repaired the dress). The action implies a process of intervention to correct a fault or defect.

In a broader sense, reparár can also refer to making amends or compensating for a wrong. This usage emphasizes the restoration of balance or justice. For example, a company might offer reparations for past injustices, or an individual might try to reparár damage they have caused to a friendship. The core idea remains the restoration of something that has been negatively affected.