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词汇 patch up
释义
Idiom
patch uppatch up (something)
to fix a relationship.
Charles said they wanted to patch up any outstanding differences as soon as possible.Early in our marriage, we sometimes argued about money, but we always patched things up.

Phr V
patch up
patches, patching, patched
patch up sth or patch sth up
to try to improve your relationship with someone after an argument
Apparently, they're trying to patch up their marriage.Has he managed to patch things up with Emma after their little fall-out?
to quickly repair something
I've patched up the hole in the shed roof with a piece of plastic.
patch up sb or patch sb up
slightly informal to give basic medical treatment to someone who is injured
The hospital had no drugs or equipment, but the doctors did their best to patch up the injured.
phrasepatch up1. patch up sthpatch sth up if you patch up a relationship or argument with someone, you stop arguing with them and agree to be friendly with each other: Mindy wanted to patch up her marriage after a year of separation.patch things up Claire and Jeremy patched things up between them, and now they're getting married.patch up your differences Aragon agreed to meet with Campbell to try to patch up their differences.2. patch up sthpatch sth up to repair something by adding a piece of material to it, instead of replacing it with a new one: We can patch these curtains up and make them look almost new. They patched up the roof - they couldn't afford a new one.3. patch up sthpatch sth up to give quick and basic medical treatment to someone who is hurt: Liam fell and hurt his knee, and was sent to the school nurse to patch it up.

patch (one) up

To treat someone's wound, injury, or illness. I know you're hurting, but the doctors here will patch you up. He's badly dehydrated from the vomiting, but I night in the hospital with an IV drip will patch him up.

patch (something) up

1. To mend, repair, or service something to the point of being functional or whole again, especially temporarily, typically by adding material to cover or connect broken or missing parts. The boat had a major gash in it after the accident, so we used some spare sheet metal to patch it up. John patched up the hose with an old bike tube.
2. To restore a relationship damaged by a disagreement or dispute. A: "Janet and I aren't talking anymore." B: "Oh sweetie, that's too bad. I hope you two can patch things up." I tried to patch up my dispute with Marcy, but she isn't ready to forgive me.

patch someone up

to give medical care to someone. That cut looks bad, but the doc over there can patch you up. The doc patched up my friend.

patch something up

 
1. Lit. to repair something in a hurry; to make something temporarily serviceable again. Can you patch this up so I can use it again? I'll patch up the hose for you.
2. Fig. to "repair" the damage done by an argument or disagreement. Mr. and Mrs. Smith are trying to patch things up. We patched up our argument, then kissed and made up.

patch up

Mend or repair, make whole. For example, He managed to patch up the lawn mower so it's running, or John cut his hand badly, but they patched him up in the emergency room, or Mike and Molly have patched up their differences. This term alludes to mending something by putting patches of material on it. [Second half of 1500s]

patch up

v.
1. To mend or fix something that has separated or has holes by using some material to reconnect its parts: I patched up my jeans with that fabric. I bought a sewing kit and patched my jacket up.
2. To cover some hole or gap with some material: She patched up the hole in my jeans. He patched up the rip in the drapes.
3. To resolve some problem or conflict: The delegates must patch up their differences.
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