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复数:patches
第三人称单数:patches
现在分词:patching
过去式:patched
过去分词:patched
patchable (adj.), patcher (n.)
词根:patch
adj.patchy 不调和的;拼凑成的;有补丁的
n.patchiness 补缀的性质
patching 修补;(路面)补坑;搪衬
v.patching 修补;匆忙拼凑(patch的ing形式)
noun (1)
a piece of material used to mend or cover a hole or a weak spot
a tiny piece of black silk or court plaster worn on the face or neck especially by women to hide a blemish or to heighten beauty
a piece of material (such as adhesive plaster) used medically usually to cover a wound
a usually disk-shaped piece of material that is worn on the skin and contains a substance (such as a drug) that is absorbed at a constant rate through the skin into the bloodstream
a nicotine patch
a shield worn over the socket of an injured or missing eye
a small piece : scrap
a part or area distinct from that about it
cabbage patch
a period of time : spell
was going through a rough patch
someone or something equal or comparable—usually used in negative constructions
the new chairman isn't a patch on his predecessor
a piece of cloth sewed on a garment as an ornament or insigniaespecially: shoulder patch
a temporary connection in a communication system (such as a telephone hookup)
a minor correction or modification in a computer program
verb
transitive verb
to mend, cover, or fill up a hole or weak spot in
to provide with a patch
to make of patches or fragments
to mend or put together especially in hasty or shabby fashion—usually used with up
to apply a patch to (a computer program)
to connect (things, such as circuits) by a patch cord
to connect (a person, a message, etc.) to a communication system especially temporarily
they patched him into the conference call
noun (2)
fool, dolt
patch clamp膜片箝
patch up修补;平息;拼凑
in patches在有些部分;在有些时候
patch testn. [医]斑片试验;皮肤过敏试验
not a patch on与…不能比,比不上;远不如…,远不及,比…差得远
patch cord接插线,调度塞绳
patch panel接线板;插线面板
contact patch印迹
black patch黑块;黑斑点
transdermal patch皮肤药贴
这组词都有“修理,修复”的意思,其区别是:
fix多用于美语,仅用于指带有安装固定性质的修理。
mend通常指较简单的修复过程,一般不需要专门技术或特殊工具。
repair可与mend换用,但一般指需要较高的职业技能和使用较复杂的工具进行修理。
patch通常指用类似材料修补破洞、裂缝或磨损的地方。
以上来源于网络
"用于修补其他材料的布片",14世纪晚期, pacche,起源不明,可能是 pece, pieche 的变体,来自古北法语 pieche(参见 piece(n.1)),或来自一种未记录的古英语单词(古英语有 claðflyhte 表示“补丁”)。
意思是“与周围不同的任何表面的一部分”来自1590年代。特别是指在耕种下的“小块土地”的意思来自1570年代。作为“用于遮盖瑕疵或增强美容的脸上的小块石膏”来自1590年代。短语 not a patch on “远不如”来自1860年。
弹衬
擦枪布
斑:在颜色、质地、结构上与其余部分的表面不同但不高起的区域
直径大于3或4厘米的斑
斑块
与周围环境在外貌或性质上不同,并具有一定内部均质性的空间单元。景观尺度上的斑块通常为某一生态系统。
斑
Noun (1) Middle English pacche Noun (2) perhaps by folk etymology from Italian dialect paccio
The first known use of patch was in the 14th century
peculiaradjective
characteristic of only one person, thing, or place
a custom peculiar to England
different from the usual or normal
peculiar behavior
peak1 of 2noun
a part of a piece of clothing that is pointed or sticks outespecially: the front part of a cap or hat
the top of a hill or mountain
a mountain all by itself
the highest point of development
the peak of perfection
peak2 of 2verb
to reach or cause to come to a peak, point, or maximum
pay1 of 3verb
to give (as money) in return for services received or for something bought pay for a ticket
pay the taxi driver
to give what is owed
pay a tax
to get even with
pay someone back for an insult
to give or offer freely pay attention
pay a compliment
to return value or profit to
it pays to drive carefully
to give as a return
a bank account paying eight percent
to make slack and allow to run out
pay out a rope
pay2 of 3noun
the act of paying
the state of being paid or employed for money
something paidespecially: wage entry 2, salary
pay3 of 3adjective
containing or leading to something valuable
having a coin slot for receiving money for use
pavementnoun
a paved surface (as of a street)
the material with which something is paved
pause1 of 2noun
a temporary stop or rest
the sign {fermata} placed over or under a musical note, chord, or rest to show that it is to be held longer than usual
a reason for pausing
a thought that should give pause
pause2 of 2verb
to stop temporarily
to linger for a time
pause on a high note
pathnoun
a track made by foot travel
a track constructed for a particular use (as horseback riding)
the way along which something moves : course
a way of life, conduct, or thought
patch1 of 2noun
a piece of material used to mend or cover a hole, a torn place, or a weak spot
a shield (as of cloth) worn over an injured eye
a small piece : scrap
a small area or plot different from its surroundings a patch of blistered skin
a patch of oats
a spot of color : blotch
a piece of cloth worn (as on the shoulder of a uniform) as an ornament or insignia
patch2 of 2verb
to mend, cover, or fill up a hole or weak spot in
to provide with a patch
to make out of patches
to mend or put together especially hastily or clumsily
to deal with successfully : settle—usually used with up
patched up their differences
patch1 of 2noun
a piece of material used to mend or cover a hole, a torn place, or a weak spot
a shield (as of cloth) worn over an injured eye
a small piece : scrap
a small area or plot different from its surroundings a patch of blistered skin
a patch of oats
a spot of color : blotch
a piece of cloth worn (as on the shoulder of a uniform) as an ornament or insignia
patch2 of 2verb
to mend, cover, or fill up a hole or weak spot in
to provide with a patch
to make out of patches
to mend or put together especially hastily or clumsily
to deal with successfully : settle—usually used with up
patched up their differences
patchnoun
a piece of material used medically usually to cover a wound or repair a defect see patch graft
a usually disk-shaped piece of material that is worn on the skin and contains a substance (as a drug) that is absorbed at a constant rate through the skin and into the bloodstream called alsoskin patch
a nicotine patch
a shield worn over the socket of an injured or missing eye
a circumscribed region of tissue (as on the skin or in a section from an organ) that differs from the normal color or composition
sometimes great white patches develop on the tongue, the cheeks, and the gums—Morris Fishbein
1 I was too tired and too depressed to do any more than watch them and watch a patch of sunlight as it moved across the room.
2 Through one patch a white cow was plodding, seemingly up to her belly in blood.
3 One day there was a squabble in which Grover’s nose got clawed; Ken lost a star-shaped patch of fur.
4 In some patches, she could see the screen on the porch, but they hadn’t gotten a quarter of the growth yet.
5 The blade was stained with patches of what looked like rust.
6 When the door flies open, I tumble out of the guardhouse and land on a patch of earth that's more mud than grass.
7 They patched up their tiff.
他们平息了争执.
8 I didn’t know Ali Shekari yet, because this was only our second week, but I had seen him cause he was a seventeen-year-old dude and had a denim jacket with patches.
9 The only way out was a raspberry patch.
10 I notice that some of the factionless I pass are marked with patches of blue dye.
11 The flap of the rucksack was quite long and could easily spare a patch of the right size.
12 Directly behind each pen was a rectangular patch of closely cropped grass.
13 They were marched across the plaza, down a walkway, and finally over a patch of grass.
14 “Cat’s legs was so long and his pants so short his knees showed—an’ his head looked like a briar patch!”
15 She didn’t want to patch it, and she was trying to make her stitches as invisible as possible so no one would be able to tell it had been torn in the first place.
16 He pointed at the large patch of freshly turned earth Harry had watched him digging from the Owlery window.
17 Jethro frowned and stared at the blue patches above him without comment.
18 I sewed patches on the knees of my jeans.
我在我的牛仔裤膝部打了个补丁。
19 His finger went up to touch the black patch which covered his left eye.
他伸手去触摸遮住左眼的黑眼罩。
20 Because if I were to look up, I am sure I would see a gnome popping her head up from the patch of moss closest to me.
3 傻瓜
it nut stupid zombie hash donkey hare doodle goof sop zany twit cluck clod looney dolt coot gosling klutz gaby schmo nincompoop cuddy boche dunderhead noddy gubbins cully goosey hardhead lunkhead sawney mome zombi goosie pantaloon goofer jughead galoot stupe juggins stookie stooky sawny noodlehead dull-head knucklehead chucklehead saphead chowderhead bullet-head moonhead doughhead blunder head fat head moon raker easy mark tab show crazy cat pumpkin head lame brain dill tomnoddy beetlebrain beetlehead poonce softhead asshead schmegeggy point-head gomeral bonetop numbie oofus peahead pee-head farthole muscle-head paluka mutton-top deadneck clunkhead numb-head cheese-head bean-head nidget get case stock block soft setup thick screw wet mess ass silly turkey spoon mug noodle bunny jerk goose clot prune boob retard nana goon joker yak turnip mutt loon booby gander newt jackass dork patsy chump goop coon hammerhead sappy imbecile wally alec stooge spastic simpleton twat mope softy schmuck pinhead weenie rube fop Sammy doofus Nellie nitwit blockhead dimwit meathead dipshit ninny fathead sheepshead jerk-off eejit putz widgeon palooka fondling fuckwit galah prat drongo coney berk nit Neddy simp gudgeon muggins stirk moonraker jaap scag numskull lunk spoony pillock dotterel dum-dum thickhead rockhead birdbrain wittol dilbert cokehead squarehead goog leatherhead thicko perisher bumhole tackhead lackwit meshuggener muttonhead bufflehead one-eye bullcalf goopher pointy-head scissorbill loogan potato-head stumer Sawny
4 碎屑
rubbishy smithereens scrap sweeping rubbish crumb scraping chipping clast fragmentary raffle thrum rubbishing mammock chip trash fragment crunch lumber scum ruck detritus offal dross riffraff oddment scrag culch odd-come-short trash television clastic crumbling culm ort
5 田地
6 斑驳
parti-color spotted spotty mottled brindle brindled brinded motley variegation mottle dapple flecker
7 部分
partial partly partially halfway half way part end side section piece percentage segment dimension slice proportion
12 补片
14 连接
connecting connective connection nexus articulation link-up meet couple join connect attach interface concatenate conjoin interlink hook up hook up to
15 一块地
17 接通
18 属地
19 匆忙拼凑
20 管辖
21 工作
working occupational work job practice position function situation operation task capacity assignment occupation undertaking graft vocation yakka métier -work go serve operate on assignment functional service employment gig labour perform tenant
23 个别地
24 解决
solution resolution arrangement settlement denouement work rule determine resolve evolve crack compound riddle untangle clinch a deal
25 小块
bit knob lump Pat nub hubble collop nubble scrap bite-sized sliver tablet plot pad pat nubbin smallholding
27 地盘
29 补缀
patchery patchwork patchiness darning darn piece cobble messy revamp solder tinker bushel filler patchy vamp
31 笨蛋
dill damfool beetlebrain beetlehead poonce softhead bucket-head asshead schmegeggy mush-head thimblewit fish-face shit-for-brains cabbagehead marble-dome numbie oofus peahead pee-head klupper balloon-head lard-head stoopnagel deadneck clunkhead mo-mo numb-head wantwit one block soft thick screw wet mess stupid dip fool ass innocent strawberry turkey stiff dumb lump idiot calf sausage dub mug sap bunny pudding clot lobster lug jay asshole donkey boob meatball moron yo-yo lob gopher goof yak turnip muff mutt loon booby flathead dildo zany newt jackass squeegee chump twit clunk Angora hammerhead sappy imbecile wally spastic dickhead twerp yap clod Charlie schmuck pinhead knucklehead divvy bonehead rube oaf shithead dolt duffer nitwit blockhead dimwit meathead blunderbuss dipshit ninny dullard fathead schmo nincompoop cuddy putz widgeon schlub fondling butterhead Boeotian dunderhead drongo berk nit daw nong nowt noddy muggins blankety chucklehead numskull lunk hardhead lunkhead poon mome moke thickhead looby lamebrain bubblehead jughead squarehead goog knothead feeb leatherhead plonker thicko tackhead josser stupe saphead yold schmendrick juggins one-eye woodenhead goopher loogan schloomp potato-head mopoke clodpate Sawny gulpin puddinghead doughhead blubberhead
33 布片
35 断片
segmental segmentary section piece segment fraction fragment shred rag snippet splinter tag end
38 修补
job repair restoration tinker reparation piece mend cobble fettle mending doctor revamp fix vamp plastic remedial renovation retrieval restore remedy renovate reinstate pick adjustment darning
39 修正
amendment revision qualify correct amend hedge revise rectify modification trim review modify retouch
40 斑点
punctation spot blob speck fleck blotch speckle splotch dapple mottle freckling maculation mark marking blemish lentiginous pop splash freak punctuation measles freckle macula tache punctum naevus lentigo nite spot spotty cloud stain spatter hickey brindle nevus sculpin plash
41 斑纹
tabby streak marking fleck speckle brindle dapple mottle maculation pinto dappled spot stain saddle macula
44 美人斑
49 一小块地
51 配音
52 补钉
54 平息
pacific repose pacification subside still blanket appease repress salve quash defuse placate pacify lay lull remission subsidence quietus mollification down pass cool slake stay quiet quell assuage mollify appeasement allay overblow silence attemper
61 补
63 恢复
return recovery pickup restoration renewal regeneration reversion recuperation clean-up instauration continue repair recover restore heal renew undo revert recoup rekindle recuperate reawaken on the mend
66 小块地
68 校正
69 仲介人
71 碎片
fractional scrappy clastic tatters flinders smithereens fraction fragment shred shatter snippet shard shiver rubble snip splinter detritus sherd matchwood sippet chip scrap debris rag slither spall skelf debitage disjecta membra chipping tag spell raffle sliver shrapnel spillikin chippy mammock piece split ribbon crumb splint fitter brash fritter rive scrag shive spale flaw fragmentation splitting crumbling screed
72 使斑驳
73 叶
lobar foliar frondescence foliature sheet leaf blade foliage lobe frond foliation nappe frondage
75 领地