1.拼凑
2.结束,解决;制止
3.匆忙处理
1.to become friends with someone again after a disagreement
2.to repair something, often quickly and not very well
3.to give basic medical treatment to someone who is injured
1.But it may not be enough to patch up the company's problems.
但这并不足已解决强生公司的诸多问题。
2.Society is made up of these fragments, and the do-gooder and the reformer are trying to patch up the broken pieces.
社会由这些碎片构成，而行善者和改革者正试图缝补这些碎片。
3.Westworld s technicians patch up the robots at night, and the androids are then ready to begin another day of servicing the customers.
西部世界技术人员晚上修补机器人，好准备让他们在新的一天为游客服务。
4.If your house is a double shift it has been cut in half and will require a bit of work to patch up the join.
如果你的房子是双间的，就会把你的房子分开移动，这样将会需要一些拆开及合并的工作。
5.I managed to patch up this one after a fashion, using material out of an old stays' I, but it took two days.
我设法使用旧的支索帆模仿样式拼凑了这一张，但这花费了两天时间。
6.Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is in Russia to patch up the strained relationship between the two countries.
意思是美国国务卿赖斯正在俄罗斯访问，努力修补紧张关系。
7.You can patch up many of the holes in your low-budget Web development operation if you know where to look.
如果您知道去哪里找的话，就可以填补低预算Web开发运营情况下的一些漏洞。
8.It is natural for the new administration to try to patch up and enhance relations with the United States.
新政府试图补救和加强韩美关系是很自然的事情。
9.Several times she came so late as scarcely to have an hour in which to patch up a meal and start for the theatre.
有几次她回来得太晚，只剩不到一个钟头的时间，匆忙凑合着吃了一顿饭，就动身去戏院了。
10.On November 6th the coalition sought to patch up disputes among its three quarrelsome members with a little extra spending.
11月6日，联合政府试图通过一点额外开支来解决其内部最好争吵的三个成员之间的争执。