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patch liner

patch Noun

— A patch is a small area that is a different colour or material from the area around it. He'd come every other Sunday afternoon to mow the little patch of grass in front of the house. He had red patches of skin in different places on his body. We could see blue patches of sky between the trees. Joe's father looked to the dark patch under the tree where Joe stood concealed. Our small patch of forest was different. — A patch is a piece of material that is sewn on clothes to cover a hole or for decoration. She was wearing a jacket with patches on the elbows. — A patch is a computer program that fixes another program. — A patch is a length of time. Her business has hit a rough patch lately. — An eye patch is something to cover an eye.

patch Verb

— If you patch clothing, a tire, etc., you put a piece of material on it to cover a hole. — If you patch a number of things together, you put them together, but not very well. She was patching together part-time jobs and trying to pay the rent. The current computer system was patched together over a number of years. — If you patch something up, you fix it. She patched a hole in the wall where it looked like John's head had hit it. I was hoping the problem would be patched up before I got there.

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Simple sentences

The vegetable patch in her garden is eight meters long and eighty centimetres wide.

Tom carefully transplanted the tiny tomato seedlings into his vegetable patch.

Tom hoped to patch things up with Mary.

Why patch such a big tear?

It'll take some time, but I think we can patch things up.

When I got out of jail, I wanted to patch things up with my wife.

We quarrel a lot, but we always manage to patch things up.

Tom wore a patch on his eye for several days.

Tom is out digging in the cabbage patch.

Tom has a patch of gray in his hair.

My mother had to patch my pants.

I slipped on an icy patch.

He's not a patch on him.

Tom is going through a rough patch.