patch n. 1.補(bǔ)釘,補(bǔ)片;金屬補(bǔ)片。 2.(軍服上表示所屬部隊(duì)的布制)臂章。 3.飾顏片,美人斑〔17、18世紀(jì)時(shí)女人貼在臉上增加美觀或掩飾疤痕等的小綢片等〕;(害眼病時(shí)用的)眼罩;(傷口上的)敷裹,膏藥。 4.碎片;碎屑;(文章的)一段。 5.斑點(diǎn),斑紋;【醫(yī)學(xué)】斑。 6.小塊地(上的莊稼)。 7.不中用的人,無(wú)聊的人,幫閑。 8.〔主英〕時(shí)期,季節(jié)。 a patch of potatoes 一塊馬鈴薯地;一塊地的馬鈴薯。 Don't put a patch upon it. 〔口語(yǔ)〕別再表白啦,別掩飾啦。 make a patch against 可與…相比。 not a patch on 〔口語(yǔ)〕比…差得遠(yuǎn),遠(yuǎn)不及…。 strike a bad patch 〔口語(yǔ)〕倒霉。 vt. 1.修補(bǔ),補(bǔ)綴;拼湊 (up)。 2.暫時(shí)遮掩一下 (together up) 修理;平息(吵架等)。 3.用美人斑裝飾(臉)。 patch up 1. 結(jié)束,解決;制止。 2. 匆忙處理。 3. 拼湊。 n. 傻瓜。
They have patched up their quarrel . 他們已平息了爭(zhēng)吵。
Evidently his wife was not going to patch up peace at a word . 他的太太顯然不是用一句話(huà)就可以和解的。
He patched up an old bicycle to ride to work and save carfare . 他修補(bǔ)了一輛舊自行車(chē),騎車(chē)上工,省下了交通費(fèi)。
Humour can be used for patching up differences, apologizing, saying "no", criticizing, getting the other fellow to do what you want without his losing face . 幽默可以用來(lái)消除隔閡、致以歉意,有禮拒絕,誠(chéng)懇批評(píng),讓別人按照你的意愿行事而又不丟面子。
I think you ought to patch up your differences 我認(rèn)為你應(yīng)該將你們的異議和解。
Giving the order to let us go , patching up our hurt 你下令放過(guò)我們還給我們治了傷
- come along with me . - she ' ll get you patched up 跟我來(lái)她會(huì)幫你們包扎的
Giving the order to let us go , patching up our hurt 你下令放過(guò)我們還給我們治了傷
The wrecked car was patched up and resold 撞壞的汽車(chē)草草修理一下就賣(mài)掉了