I. patch [pætʃ] SUST.
1. patch (small area):
2. patch ingl. brit. coloq. (phase):
5. patch (piece of fabric):
nicotine patch SUST.
patch up V. trans.
2. patch up fig. (conciliate, settle differences):
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| you | patch |
| he/she/it | patches |
| we | patch |
| you | patch |
| they | patch |
| I | patched |
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| you | patched |
| he/she/it | patched |
| we | patched |
| you | patched |
| they | patched |
| I | have | patched |
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| you | have | patched |
| he/she/it | has | patched |
| we | have | patched |
| you | have | patched |
| they | have | patched |
| I | had | patched |
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| you | had | patched |
| he/she/it | had | patched |
| we | had | patched |
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| they | had | patched |
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Like a nicotine patch for a pack-a-day addiction, a predictable and steadily rising carbon tax will help wean us from our fossil fuel habit.
www.troymedia.com The most obvious issue occurs after the installation of the patch, after which the console immediately reboots and shows an error message.
en.wikipedia.org Owners may patch tears and rips, and brush off surface dirt, but old leather and bark clothing always look "old".
en.wikipedia.org His two sons followed in his footsteps to become oil patch financial analysts.
www.theglobeandmail.com Ultimately, however, he feels his overseas experience and interest have placed him in a part of the oil patch that is uniquely positioned for growth.
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