patch up

修补; 包扎; （暂时）解决; 匆匆做成

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1. 修补：patch test of paints on ship hull 实船涂装试验 | patch up 修补 | patch 补钉补片

2. 和解：208. Be on bad terms with 与...互相仇视 | 209. Patch up 和解 | 210.Lost upon 不为...所了解;对...无效

3. 弥合：化作春泥 Sacrifice | 弥合 Patch-up | 欢悦 Jubilant

4. 拼大版：修补程序插板 patch-program plugboard | 拼大版 patch-up | 专利信息检索系统 patent information retrieval system

1. 平息（争吵）；修补（关系）
    If you patch up a quarrel or relationship, you try to be friendly again and not to quarrel any more.

    e.g. She has gone on holiday with her husband to try to patch up their marriage...
           她和她丈夫一起去度假了，以期弥合他们婚姻的裂隙。
    e.g. He has now patched up his differences with the Minister...
           现在他弥合了自己和部长的分歧。

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2. 修理；修补
    If you patch up something which is damaged, you mend it or patch it.

    e.g. We can patch up those holes...
           我们可以修补这些破洞。
    e.g. He did not have enough money to have the tire patched up, let alone buy a new one.
           他的钱还不够补这个轮胎，更别提买个新的了。

3. 为…处理伤口；包扎，处理（伤口）
    If doctors patch someone up or patch their wounds up, they treat their injuries.

    e.g. ...the medical staff who patched her up after the accident...
           事故发生后为她包扎伤口的医护人员
    e.g. Emergency surgery patched up his face.
           急诊手术对他的脸进行了处理。

4. 艰难达成（协议等）
    If people or countries patch up a deal, they manage to agree on it after difficult discussions.

    e.g. Trade ministers patched up a compromise.
           贸易部长们艰难地达成了妥协。

1. They patch up a piece of news using untested or even fabricated information, or sink to irrational bashing and smearing.

2. patch up的意思

2. The agreement to patch up the potential $ 600 billion hole is far from a real fix.

3. Exports hit a rough patch in 2008 after the global financial crisis, as the US and European markets virtually dried up.

4. He later broke up with his second lover and wanted to patch things up with his previous one but she snubbed him.

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5. Mark really wants to patch things up but it is early days.

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6. Patch was called up for service in the British army in 1917 when he was working as a teenage apprentice plumber.

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7. Patch was called up for service in the British army in 1916 when he was working as an apprentice plumber.

8. Working as a judge for over 20 years, she has experience in helping families patch up quarrels and enhance people's legal awareness.

9. Beijing and Tokyo are experiencing their bitterest relations in recent years, and diplomats from both sides are working to patch up ties.

10. But, leaders on both sides tried to patch up the frayed relationship.

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