1.缝拢,缝补
1.to repair a piece of cloth that has been torn by sewing it
2.to arrange an agreement or deal
3.to join someone’s skin together after it has been cut
1.The shameless admission of the stitch-up, however, should have been a humiliating slap in the face for any self-respecting audience.
但是，这次权利交接中无耻的行为，对任何有自尊心的观众而言，本应该像一巴掌打在脸上那样耻辱。
2.But otherwise, in most areas, these first Syria-free elections for over thirty years, have been a disappointing stitch-up.
但是，在大多数地区，三十多年来唯一没有受到叙利亚影响的大选，其实也是很令人失望的。
3.The doctor explains how he can stitch up blood vessels in a healthy limb, causing it to blacken with gangrene over a few days.
这名医生解释说，他可以将血管缝合到健康的肢体里，使肢体在数天之内因为坏疽而变黑。
4.It was supposed to be the stitch-up to end all stitch-ups.
他们本来以为这样就能掩盖住所有的猫腻。
5.For one thing, he says, his ex-pupil is prime minister as a result of an inter-party stitch-up rather than voter choice.
一方面他认为他的前学生是作为二党间夹缝生存的利益代表人，而不是民望所归的首相。
6.For its part, Washington, should resist the temptation to secure Europe's support for a US head of the World Bank in the usual stitch-up.
就美国而言，应当抵制传统的诱惑，即达成君子协议，争取欧洲方面支持由美国人执掌世界银行（WorldBank）。
7.Scandinavian and Eastern European countries may oppose a Franco-German stitch-up.
北欧与东欧国家可能会反对法德联合推荐的候选人。
8.And the prime minister has one huge point against him: he owes his position to an army-backed stitch-up.
对阿披实很不利的一点是：他是在军方支持下上台的。
9.This being the EU, the competing visions were combined in one stitch-up.
这就是欧盟，相互冲突的观点被糅合在一起。
10.Can you please just stitch up my leg so we can get out of here?
你能不能缝合我的腿然后让我走？