patch
英 [pætʃ]
美 [pætʃ]
- n. 眼罩;斑点;碎片;小块土地
- vt. 修补;解决;掩饰
- vi. 打补丁
- n. (Patch)人名;(英)帕奇
记忆“patch”的方法是将其分解为“pa”和“ch”。想象一幅画面:一个“p”(字母“p”可以想象为一块小拼图)掉在地上,而“ch”(类似于“cheese”的“ch”音)就像是一块奶酪形状的补丁,试图修补这块小拼图。这样,“patch”就可以形象地理解为“补丁”或“小块修补”。
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patch 小块,斑点,补丁来自古法语pieche,来自piece方言变体,引申词义小块,斑点,补丁等。插入字母t,比较bake,batch.
- patch
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patch: see piece
- patch (v.)
- mid-15c., from patch (n.1). Electronics sense of "to connect temporarily" is attested from 1923. Related: Patched; patching.
- patch (n.1)
- "piece of cloth used to mend another material," late 14c., of obscure origin, perhaps a variant of pece, pieche, from Old North French pieche (see piece (n.)), or from an unrecorded Old English word (but Old English had claðflyhte "a patch"). Phrase not a patch on "nowhere near as good as" is from 1860.
- patch (n.2)
- "fool, clown," 1540s, perhaps from Italian pazzo "fool," of unknown origin. Possibly from Old High German barzjan "to rave" [Klein]. But Buck says pazzo is originally euphemistic, and from Latin patiens "suffering," in medical use, "the patient." Form perhaps influenced by folk etymology derivation from patch (n.1), on notion of a fool's patched garb.
- 1. The company I work for went through a rough patch.
- 我所在的公司经历了一段困难时期。
- 2. He's not a patch on the rest of the Cabinet.
- 他远比不上内阁的其他成员。
- 3. They tried digging in a patch just below the cave.
- 他们试着在洞穴正下方的一块地上挖掘。
- 4. There was a patch of waste land behind the church.
- 教堂的后面有一块荒地。
- 5. Handsome, she thought, but not a patch on Alex.
- 是帅,她想,不过比亚历克斯差远了。