patched
补丁,打补丁的,补丁的,有补丁的
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- : a small piece of material used to mend a tear or break, to cover a hole, or to strengthen a weak place: patches at the elbows of a sports jacket.
- : a piece of material used to cover or protect a wound, an injured part, etc.: a patch over the eye.
- : Also called skin patch, trans·der·mal patch . an adhesive patch that applies to the skin and gradually delivers drugs or medication to the user: using a nicotine patch to try to quit smoking.
- : any of the pieces of cloth sewed together to form patchwork.
- : a small piece, scrap, or area of anything: a patch of ice on the road.
- : a piece or tract of land; plot.
- : a small field, plot, or garden, especially one in which a specific type of plant grows or is cultivated: a cabbage patch; a bean patch.
- : beauty spot.
- : Military. a cloth emblem worn on the upper uniform sleeve to identify the military unit of the wearer.
- : a small organizational or affiliational emblem of cloth sewn to one's jacket, shirt, cap, etc.
- : a connection or hookup, as between radio circuits or telephone lines: The patch allowed shut-ins to hear the game by telephone.
- : a period of time characterized by some quality: he was going through a rough patch.
- : Computers. a small piece of code designed to be inserted into an executable program in order to fix errors in, or update the program or its supporting data.
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- : to mend, cover, or strengthen with or as if with a patch or patches.
- : to repair or restore, especially in a hasty or makeshift way.
- : to make by joining patches or pieces together: to patch a quilt.
- : to settle or smooth over: They patched up their quarrel before the company arrived.
- : to connect or hook up: The radio show was patched through to the ship. Patch me through to the mainland.
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- : to make a connection between radio circuits, telephone lines, etc.: We patched into the ship-to-shore conversation.
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In higher-latitude regions, such as the Tasman Sea, relief tended to be much closer, within a few tens of kilometers of the overheated patch, the researchers found.
The officers’ uniforms bear a large patch that says “police,” but they aren’t police.
Microraptor’s shorter feathers appear in just a small patch on one of the dinosaur’s four wings — suggesting that the dinosaur molted sequentially, too, bird ecologist Yosef Kiat at the University of Haifa in Israel and colleagues report.
Other times, they arranged patches of spikes in different directions.
Broken pipes and pumps are fixed in patches when money comes through from both federal governments or via the North American Development Bank.
Kocurek now works 12-hour shifts as a night watchman guarding the entrance to a drilling patch.
Annie Leibovitz had hit a pretty rough patch in life by 2009.
But the illusions of peace and tranquility soon crumble around them like a patch of freshly laid snow.
There was a patch of congealed blood behind his head: “Except for the blood…the dead man looked immaculate.”
A powder-blue blazer with a patch reading “All-Time All-American” hung in a clear plastic bag from the closet doorknob.
A few, very few, little dots had run back over that green patch—the others had passed down into the world of darkness.
In a minute Bruce was back with his hat full of water from the creek that whimpered just beyond the willow patch.
The patch of soft green that I knew for the cottonwoods Rutter had spoken of drew my roving gaze whether I would or no.
A patch of light fell clear on the side of the trap, and on Longcluse's ungloved hand as he leaned on it.
The male Black Redstart has also a white patch on the wing caused by the pale, nearly white, margins of the feathers.