维修：一般是指设备出现故障去解决，比如更换配件、纯维修配件、根据功能改修，维护和恢复。Generally refers to the equipment failure to solve, such as the replacement parts, pure repair parts, according to the function modification, maintenance and recovery. 修理： 指对于损坏了的不整洁的物体和事物进行修复和理顺。It refers to the repair and rationalization of the uncluttered objects and things that have been damaged. 1） 对象为物品时，有维护、修葺、整治的意思；同维修。修理机器。 1) when the object is the object, it has the meaning of maintenance, repair and renovation; 2） 对象为人时，有滋扰、闹事、用言语或暴力教训对方的意思。 2) when the object is human, there is trouble or violence to teach the other person. 那个少年提议找机会修理对方。 地址：是个多义词，一般是指找到某人或某机关或与其通信的指定地点。 It is a polysemous word, generally refers to a designated place to find a person or an organization or communicate with it. 位置：所在或所占的地方 The place or place in which it is located. 按指定位置放木料 When asking someone for their address，地址It's an exact address，位置 is not necessarily very accurate，like near the river or at the gate of the park.

维修 is more professional, you usually hire someone to work on a more complicated project. 修理 can by done by anyone, like repair something small.

@Justin Lee Hi, I think Grace has just offered you an elaborated answer, shares the same point as my examples. It depends whether it is for a person or object. In English, we often say ’It needs to be fixed‘，or ' I would like it to be fixed'. But in Chinese，I would normally say '它（物） 需要 维修'. or ’我(人）会 修理 它‘. As for the conversation about your location. It seems for a delivery. The person was actually asking ' Where is your location RIGHT NOW.' We saved the word' 现在’ in the sentence as sometimes we do in English. For example, we say ’Hello from New York‘. 'Hello’ cannot from ' New York‘. 'Hello’ have to be sent by me from 'New York‘. The person was asking for your current location，based on an assumption of that you are on a constant move from one spot to another. The answer you provided is an ”address“ which normally with a specific location and holds for a period. There is another situation I would use ’位置‘ ，when we ask things without knowing a specific ’地址‘, unusual but possible. sometimes online or phone， we ask A:请问你在哪个位置？Might I know where are you locating？ B: 我在纽约。I am in New York. It is a sort of permanent as I am giving my current location，and likely not going to move away from the city next mins. I could not answer your question from a grammatical perspective，whether is a noun or verb. I took those way too granted. Any answer I gave would confuse you further.

维修汽车 wéixiū qìchē 维修房屋 wéixiū fángwū 他干过修理工。 Tā gàn guò xiūlǐ gōng. 他是修理电脑的能手。 Tā shì xiūlǐ diànnǎo denéngshǒu. 她没留下地址就走了 tā méi liúxià dìzhǐ jiù zǒu le. 电邮地址 diànyóudìzhǐ 我不愿与他串换位置。 Wǒ bù yuàn yǔ tā chuànhuàn wèizhi 更换位置 Gēnghuàn wèizhi

Hi Yi Zhang, Correct me if I understood you correctly -- 维修 is a noun and 修理 is a verb, is that right? If so, are both 打电话找人维修 and 打电话找人修理 correct? Also, is the word 位置 *always* temporary? Because the conversation I learned today went like this. A: 请问你在哪个位置？ B: 我们住龙源小区24栋31号。 Thank you.