patchwork
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈpætʃwɜrk/ · UK /ˈpætʃwɜːk/
patchwork means: Something made up of many different parts that form a whole.
noun
Something made up of many different parts that form a whole.
- The fields formed a green patchwork.
- The country has a patchwork of local transport systems.
- Her memoir is a patchwork of letters, memories, and photographs.
Cloth or an object made by sewing together small pieces of cloth with different colors or designs.
- She made a patchwork quilt.
- The blanket is a patchwork of bright cotton squares.
- I used leftover fabric to make some patchwork.
verb
To join small pieces of cloth together by sewing them into one piece.
- She patchworked scraps into a blanket.
- We patchworked the bright squares together.
- He is learning to patchwork a cushion cover.
To make something by combining pieces from several different sources.
- They patchworked a plan from several suggestions.
- She patchworked the report together using old records.
- His account was patchworked from interviews and newspaper stories.
Questions about patchwork
What does patchwork mean?
Something made up of many different parts that form a whole.
What is patchwork in other languages?
Türkçe: mozaik · Español: mosaico · Français: mosaïque · Deutsch: Flickenteppich · Italiano: mosaico · 日本語: 寄せ集め
How do you pronounce patchwork?
In American English /ˈpætʃwɜrk/; in British English /ˈpætʃwɜːk/.
How do you use patchwork in a sentence?
The fields formed a green patchwork. The country has a patchwork of local transport systems.
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