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patch
  1. noun
    1. (in clothes) pièce f;
      (on tyre) rustine® f;
      (on eye) bandeau m;
    1. (of snow, ice) plaque f;
      (of damp, rust, sunlight) tache f;
      (of fog) nappe f;
      (of blue sky) coin m;
    1. (area of ground) zone f;
      (for planting) carré m;
      a ~ of grass un coin d'herbe;
    1. GB (colloquial) (territory) territoire m;
    1. (colloquial)(period) période f.
  1. transitive verb rapiécer (hole, trousers);
    réparer (tyre).
patch up:
~ up [sth], ~ [sth] up soigner (person);
rapiécer (hole, trousers);
réparer (ceiling, tyre);
fig rafistoler (familiar) (marriage);
~ up [sth] résoudre (differences).

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'patch' found in these entries:
patch: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2009
patchnfrustine (rondelle de caoutchouc)
patch (of colour)nftache (de couleur)
patch (situation)nfpasse (situation)
patch (for cabbages)nmcarré (de choux)
patch (of sky)nmbout (coin)
patch (over eye)nmbandeau (sur l'œil)
Compound Forms/Formes composées
eye-patchnmcache
patch pocketpoche plaquée
patch testnmtest cutané
patch things upvréparer
patch things upvrapiécer
patch togethervmettre sur pied
patch togethervassembler
patch upvrafistoler (arranger ou réparer)
patch upvrapiécer
patch upvréparer
patch-boxvrapiécer
shoulder patchnmécusson
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