broken
/ˈbroʊkən/In pieces, or not working any more.
Example: The washing machine is broken, so I called someone to help.

A110 words · Beginner
Repairs & Maintenance vocabulary for basic tools and materials, including broken, fix, glue and tool — the first words learners need to talk about a repair.

In pieces, or not working any more.
Example: The washing machine is broken, so I called someone to help.

To make something work again after it stops working.
Example: My dad can fix the tap in the kitchen.

An object you use with your hands to do a job, such as fixing something.
Example: He keeps his tools in the garage.

A coloured liquid you put on a wall or object to change its colour.
Example: We need more paint to finish the fence.

A long, thin strip of sticky material used to join or cover things.
Example: He used tape to fix the torn poster.

A sticky substance used to join things together.
Example: Use some glue to stick the handle back on.

A tool with a sharp edge used for cutting wood or metal.
Example: He used a saw to cut the plank in half.

A hard material that comes from trees, used to build or repair things.
Example: The shelf is made of solid wood.

A hard, shiny material such as iron or steel, often used for tools and parts.
Example: The bracket is made of strong metal.

Strong, thick cord used for tying or pulling heavy things.
Example: He used rope to secure the ladder.
