Vocab Bloom Hub

patch up

/pætʃ ʌp/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar um conserto rápido ou temporário de algo, ou a resolução de desentendimentos ou relações.

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verb

/pætʃ ʌp/B2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar um conserto rápido ou temporário de algo, ou a resolução de desentendimentos ou relações.

A phrasal verb used to indicate repairing something quickly or temporarily, or resolving a disagreement or relationship.

incontável · transitivo · phrasal, separável

  1. Repair temporarilyinformal

    To fix something quickly or temporarily, often with a patch.

    ptConsertar temporariamente

    • He patched up the hole in the wall with some plaster.
    • She patched up her jeans with a piece of fabric.
    • They patched up the roof before the storm arrived.

    Sinônimoscobble togetherpatch

    Antônimosbreakdestroyruin

  2. Resolve a disagreementinformal

    To settle an argument or reconcile with someone after a conflict.

    ptFazer as pazes

    • They finally patched up their differences after a long talk.
    • She tried to patch things up with her friend after the fight.
    • The couple patched up their relationship and moved on.

    Sinônimosmake upmendreconcileresolvesettlesmooth over

  3. Provide basic medical careinformal

    To give simple medical treatment for minor injuries.

    ptFazer um curativo

    • The nurse patched up his cut with a bandage.
    • He patched up his scraped knee after falling off his bike.
    • They patched up the wounded soldier on the battlefield.

    Sinônimosbandagedressfix uptreat

Formas
  • patched up past participle
  • patched up past simple
  • patching up present participle
  • patches up third person singular

Verbo basepatch

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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