1.
someone who makes or mends dresses.
制做或修补衣服的人。
2.
We do not tear your clothing with machinery. We do it carefully by hand.
(原意是要表达：我们不使用机器，以避免撕毁您的衣服。我们会用手工小心地修补衣服。
3.
To dry-cleaning suit, 3; to repairing same, 2.
乾洗一套衣服, 3英镑; 修补一套衣服, 2英镑.
4.
This suit has several repairs.
这套衣服有几处修补过的地方。
5.
"laundry, dry cleaning and garment services"
洗熨、干洗、衣物修补及有关服务业
6.
The mend in your dress scarcely shows.
你衣服上修补的地方几乎看不出来。
7.
This is the way we mend the clothes, mend the clothes, mend the clothes,
我们就这样补衣服，补衣服，补衣服，
8.
repair a road, puncture, watch, shirt
修路、 补洞、 修表、 补衬衣.
9.
To mend(a garment, for example)by weaving thread or yarn across a gap or hole.
织补通过穿过裂口或洞编织线或纱来修补（例如衣服）
10.
To repair a hole, as in a garment, by weaving thread or yarn across it.
织补通过穿过它织线或纱线来修补洞，如在衣服上
11.
Don't forget the mending.
你别忘了缝补衣服！
12.
His clothes needed mending.
他的衣服需要缝补了。
13.
She's piecing the torn dress.
她在补被撕破的衣服。
14.
Mending is not easy.
补衣服是不容易的。
15.
People in some service trades make their rounds of the streets and villages, fixing all sorts of things.
有些服务性行业, 串街游乡, 修修补补。
16.
She never mends her clothes; they all have holes in them.
她从来都不补缀衣服。因此，衣服上到处都是破洞。
17.
Do you have a mending service for clothes?
你们有缝补衣服的服务吗？
18.
The new man-made fibres are more hardwearing than natural fibres and greatly reduce mending, while good ready-made clothes are cheap and plentiful.
新的人造纤维比天然纤维耐磨，因此能大大减少修补工作，而且做好的衣服价廉物美，数量也多。