patch in Arabic
patch in Arabic is رُقْعَة — patch means a piece of material used to mend or cover a hole or damaged area.
patch in Arabic
رُقْعَة
Pronounced: ruqʕa
piece of cloth used to repair a garment
What does "patch" mean?
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noun A piece of material used to mend or cover a hole or damaged area.
"He sewed a leather patch on each elbow of his jacket."
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noun A small area distinct from its surroundings.
"A bare patch of grass showed where the tent had stood."
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noun In computing, a piece of code released to fix or update software.
"The latest patch fixes a problem that made the game crash."
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verb To mend or cover something with a patch.
"She patched her old jeans with scraps of colourful cloth."
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patch in a sentence
- He sewed a leather patch on each elbow of his jacket.
- I stuck a patch over the puncture in my bike tyre.
- A bare patch of grass showed where the tent had stood.
- There was a patch of ice on the road.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "patch" in Arabic?
"patch" in Arabic is رُقْعَة. patch means: A piece of material used to mend or cover a hole or damaged area.
How do you pronounce رُقْعَة?
"patch" in Arabic is رُقْعَة, pronounced "ruqʕa".
How do you use "patch" in a sentence?
Example: "He sewed a leather patch on each elbow of his jacket." In Arabic, "patch" is رُقْعَة.
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