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patch /pætʃ/ ► SEE ALLpatch sb/sth throughpatch sth togetherpatch sb/sth uppatch sth up●ˌpatch sb/sth ˈthroughto connect telephone or electronic equipment temporarily （暂时）接通，连通（电话或电子设备）◆The radio was patched through to army headquarters.
无线电接通了陆军总部。[v + n/pron + adv]●ˌpatch sth toˈgetherto arrange sth quickly, especially by putting several different parts together, without taking any care over it 匆匆拼凑；草草拼合◆An interim government was quickly patched together.
临时政府仓促组建起来。[v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv]●ˌpatch sb/sth ˈupto give quick or temporary medical treatment to sb who is injured 匆忙处理；暂时包扎◆They patched him up and sent him back onto the field (= for example in a game of football).
他们给他处理了一下伤口，就让他回到了赛场。◆The doctor did his best to patch up their wounds.
医生尽最大努力很快给他们包扎了伤口。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌpatch sth ˈup1. to repair sth, especially quickly or temporarily （尤指快速或暂时）修理，修补◆The car was patched up and resold.
汽车草草修理了一下又卖掉了。◆We patched up the hole in the roof and got it repaired the next day.
我们堵了堵屋顶的洞，第二天找人把它修好了。2. to end an argument or disagreement with sb and be friends again 平息（争论）；消除（分歧）；重归于好◆They patched up their differences.
他们消除了分歧。◆Can’t you two try to patch things up?
你们俩就不能尝试和好吗？OBJ differences, quarrel, things3. to agree on sth, especially after long discussions and even though the result is not as good as hoped 勉强同意；求同存异◆They managed to patch up a peace.
他们好歹达成了和解。1 [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]2, 3 [v + adv + n] [v + n/pron + adv] |