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mend

[mend] / mɛnd /


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Harry, who spent the past few years throwing dirt at the royal family after decamping to California, has been trying to mend fences with his father, King Charles, who is in treatment for cancer.

From The Wall Street Journal

Even if Borthwick is backed to lead England through to the World Cup in 2027, he needs to mend a team that look broken.

From BBC

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