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I. patch [Am pætʃ, Brit patʃ] N
1.1. patch:
patch (on knee)
patch (on elbow)
patch (for a puncture, wound)
not to be a patch on sb/sth Brit inf
1.2. patch:
eye patch
1.3. patch Am MIL:
patch
2.1. patch (area):
to go through a bad or rough or sticky patch Brit
2.2. patch (small plot of land):
a vegetable patch
a vegetable patch
2.3. patch (territory) Brit inf:
my/his patch
3. patch COMPUT:
patch
patch
II. patch [Am pætʃ, Brit patʃ] VB trans
1. patch (repair):
patch
patch
parchar esp LatAm
2. patch (connect):
patch COMPUT, RADIO, TELEC
transdermal patch [ˈtranzdəːm(ə)l ˌpatʃ] N
nicotine patch N
nicotine patch
shoulder patch N
shoulder patch
oil patch N
1. oil patch (patch of oil):
oil patch
2. oil patch (oilfield) Am:
oil patch sl
3. oil patch (the oil industry):
oil patch Am
patch up VB [Am pætʃ -, Brit patʃ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
1. patch up (mend):
patch up roof/furniture
patch up clothes
patch up clothes
parchar esp LatAm
patch up hole
2. patch up (resolve, settle):
bald patch N
bald patch
patch pocket N
patch pocket
patch pocket
patch panel, patchboard N
patch panel
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
I. patch [pætʃ] N
1. patch:
patch of land
patch of fog
vegetable patch
2. patch Brit inf (phase):
patch
3. patch of salesman, criminal:
patch
4. patch:
patch (piece of cloth)
patch knee
patch elbow
Phrases:
to be not a patch on sb/sth Brit, Aus inf
II. patch [pætʃ] VB trans (mend)
patch hole, clothes
OpenDict entry
patch VB
patch trans COMPUT
OpenDict entry
patch N
patch COMPUT
patch up VB trans
1. patch up (mend):
patch up
2. patch up fig friendship:
patch up
to patch things up
nicotine patch <-es> N
nicotine patch
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
parche m COMPUT
parchear trans COMPUT
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
I. patch [pætʃ] N
1. patch:
patch (piece of cloth)
patch on knee
patch on elbow
2. patch:
patch of land
patch of fog
vegetable patch
3. patch inf (phase):
patch
4. patch comput:
patch
5. patch TELEC:
patch
II. patch [pætʃ] VB trans
patch hole, clothes:
patch
patch up VB trans
1. patch up (mend):
patch up
2. patch up fig friendship:
patch up
to patch things up
nicotine patch <-es> N
nicotine patch
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Spanish
English
English
Present
Ipatch
youpatch
he/she/itpatches
wepatch
youpatch
theypatch
Past
Ipatched
youpatched
he/she/itpatched
wepatched
youpatched
theypatched
Present Perfect
Ihavepatched
youhavepatched
he/she/ithaspatched
wehavepatched
youhavepatched
theyhavepatched
Past Perfect
Ihadpatched
youhadpatched
he/she/ithadpatched
wehadpatched
youhadpatched
theyhadpatched
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Despite the undoubted strength of these boats, they are very vulnerable to puncture.
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The new heavy damage system is also included with puncture, front-wing and nose damage.
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Their burrows are 12 mm diameter, may be several centimetres long, and have the burrows roof punctured with a series of smaller ventilation holes.
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If a tubeless tire gets a small puncture, air escapes only through the hole, leading to a gentle deflation.
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Puncture wounds may be prone to infection depending on the depth of penetration.
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