consertar
from portuguese verb to fix, to repair, to put right.
the related noun, “conserto”, is often mixed up with concerto, the latter meaning “a musical composition for a solo instrument or instruments accompanied by an orchestra, esp. one conceived on a relatively large scale.” (from wiki)
can you repair my car? <-> você pode consertar meu carro?
they can’t fix their own mistakes. <-> eles não podem consertar seus próprios erros.
you must put this right! <-> você tem que consertar isso!
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