Vocab Bloom Hub

patched

/pætʃt/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui a été réparé ou corrigé, souvent à l’aide d’une pièce rapportée ; peut aussi se référer à un logiciel qui a été mis à jour pour résoudre des problèmes., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de réparer, raccommoder ou corriger quelque chose, souvent en bouchant un trou ou un défaut, ou en informatique pour mettre à jour un logiciel afin de résoudre des problèmes.

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adjective

/pætʃt/B2formalIT
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui a été réparé ou corrigé, souvent à l’aide d’une pièce rapportée ; peut aussi se référer à un logiciel qui a été mis à jour pour résoudre des problèmes.

Describes something that has been mended or repaired, often with a patch; can also refer to software that has been updated to fix issues.

  1. Mended with a patchB1informal

    Repaired, often in a rough or clumsy way, by covering a hole or tear with a piece of material.

    frrapiécé

    • He wore a patched jacket that had been mended many times.
    • The old tent was patched with duct tape after the storm.
    • Her patched jeans looked stylish and vintage.

    Synonymesdarnedstitched

  2. Having spots or patchesB2formal

    Marked with small areas of contrasting color or texture; blotchy or uneven in appearance.

    frtacheté

    • The cat had a patched coat of black and white fur.
    • The lawn looked patched with brown spots after the drought.
    • His skin was patched with sunburn and freckles.

    Synonymesblotchydappledfleckedfreckledmottledpiebaldpiedspeckledspottedstippledvariegated

    Antonymesevenplainsoliduniformunspotted

Formes
  • more patched comparative form
  • most patched superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

patch/pætʃ/B2formalIT
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de réparer, raccommoder ou corriger quelque chose, souvent en bouchant un trou ou un défaut, ou en informatique pour mettre à jour un logiciel afin de résoudre des problèmes.

A verb used to indicate the act of mending, repairing, or fixing something, often by covering a hole or flaw, or in computing, updating software to fix issues.

  1. Repair a holeB1formal

    To mend or cover a hole or tear in a material.

    frraccommoder, rapiécer

    • She patched the hole in her jeans with a piece of fabric.
    • He patched the leak in the roof with tar.
    • The mechanic patched the tire after the puncture.

    Synonymesdarnfixmendrepairsewstitch

    Antonymesripsplittear

  2. Fix softwareB2informalIT

    To update or fix a computer program by adding a small piece of code.

    frCorriger un logiciel

    • The developers patched the security vulnerability last night.
    • You should patch your system regularly to avoid bugs.
    • They released a new update to patch the software errors.

    Synonymescorrectdebugfixremedyrepairupdate

  3. Resolve a problem temporarilyB2informal

    To fix a problem in a quick or temporary way.

    frcolmater provisoirement

    • We patched things up after the argument.
    • He patched the relationship with his colleague.
    • The government tried to patch the budget crisis with short-term measures.

    Synonymeshackkludgepatch uprig

    Antonymesfixrepairresolvesolve

Formes
  • patched past participle
  • patched past simple
  • patching present participle
  • patches third person singular

Variantes phrasalpatch up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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