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I . patch <-es> [pætʃ] SUBST

2. patch GB fam (phase):

faza f

3. patch GB (work area):

II . patch [pætʃ] VERBE trans (cover)

patch up VERBE trans

1. patch (repair):

2. patch fig (conciliate):

ˈnico·tine patch SUBST

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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When they patched him in, there was just a power point screen and his voice.
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A few weeks later, during production, the mock-up cracked in a storm and sank, was recovered and patched to stand in for the final scenes.
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This different version number would make the patched client incompatible with the versions the play server accepts.
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Cheeky children from the park's scattered hamlets, wearing patched trousers and traditional woollen hats with a pumpkin-like stem poking up, shepherded their animals close by.
www.independent.co.uk
Applications need to be monitored and patched for technical vulnerabilities.
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This release is known to have a patched cut in the original soundboard tapes.
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Because as each artist is patched up by pie and pushed back on to the pavements, there is something else discernable.
www.independent.co.uk
In response to several reports of bugs from both users and reviewers, the game has been patched several times since release.
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But the dress is patched and repatched by the inventiveness of humans, and so becomes a wornout piece of clothing.
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Air holes are patched with extra clay and sealed away with the gourd rib like a patch being sewn on a pair of blue jeans.
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