patch up

Etymology: [ 'pach ] (noun.) 14th century. Middle English pacche.

Synonyms: adjust, appease, bury the hatchet, compensate, conciliate, make friends, mediate, negotiate, placate, restore, settle, smooth

Antonyms: argue, bicker, disagree, fight

English - Turkish translation for "patch up"

• patch up: yama
• patch up: 1- uzlaştırmak , yatıştırmak 2- baştan savma yapmak , şişirmek Fiili Deyim
• patch up: uzlaştırmak
• patch up: onarmak
• patch up: birleştirmek
• patch up: Yamamak
• patch up: derlemek
• patch s.o. up: birinin yaralarını tedavi etmek

English - English translation for "patch up"

• patch up: to repair, to make better - "You need to patch things up with your sister after that horrible argument."
• patch up: to mend quickly
• patch up: to repair by adding a patch - "I needed to patch up my trousers after ripping them on the brambles."
• patch up: mend by putting a patch on; "patch a hole"
• patch up: If you patch up a quarrel or relationship, you try to be friendly again and not to quarrel any more. She has gone on holiday with her husband to try to patch up their marriage He has now patched up his differences with the Minister France patched things up with New Zealand They managed to patch it up
• patch up: come to terms; "After some discussion we finally made up"
• patch up: mend, fix up; settle (an argument)
• patch up: If you patch up something which is damaged, you mend it or patch it. We can patch up those holes
• patch up: If doctors patch someone up or patch their wounds up, they treat their injuries. the medical staff who patched her up after the accident Emergency surgery patched up his face
• patch up: An instance of patching or repairing
• patch up: The act of patching or repairing
• patch up: A hastily performed repair job; a quick fix
• patch up: To mend something by patching; usually a quick fix
• patch up: Something done by patching; a quick fix