0 (opposite unrepairable) able to be mended -- ซึ่งซ่อมแซมใหม่
Reparative sequences begin with a "repairable" or "trouble-source" turn.
Note that sometimes the words with predictable stress were borrowed earlier (cf. reparable and repairable).
Trouble is anything which the participants judge is impeding their communication and a repairable item is one which constitutes trouble for the participants.
On this level, they are also different because, in medium repair, the new language is seen as a repairable matter, while in medium suspension, language choice is seen as functional.
Trimoraic syllables are repairable by shortening.
Surely a road repairable at public expense is quite different from a road that is not.
If they are repairable at a cost of not more than £10 each, the cost of this one item alone amounts to about £1,000,000 a year.
Many houses, quite repairable at the beginning of the war, may now have become completely unfit because of lack of repair.
