band-aid

英 [ˈbænd eɪd]

美 [ˈbænd eɪd]

adj.  匆忙拼凑的；权宜的；暂时的; 补缀的
n.  邦迪创可贴; （口语）权宜之计，临时措施，应急措施，紧急补救办法，治标不治本的解决办法

复数：band-aids　

牛津词典

noun

noun

• 权宜之计
  a temporary solution to a problem that does not really solve it at all

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR （邦迪牌）创可贴
  ABand-Aidis a small piece of sticky tape that you use to cover small cuts or wounds on your body.
  1. She had a Band-Aid on her ankle.
     她的脚踝上贴着创可贴。

in BRIT, use 英国英语用 plaster


• ADJ （问题的解决办法）短期有效的，权宜之计的，治标不治本的
  If you refer to aBand-Aidsolution to a problem, you mean that you disapprove of it because you think that it will only be effective for a short period.
  1. We need long-term solutions, not short-term Band-Aid ones.
     我们需要长期的解决办法，而不是一时的权宜之计。

双语例句

• We simply cannot continue to muddle through it with a band-aid approach.
  我们决不能再以一种“治标不治本”的方式蒙混过关。
• They're not some temporary band-aid.
  而不是什么临时性的紧急措施。
• Let me put a band-aid on it.
  让我给你贴个创可贴吧。
• Like a Band-Aid, just rip it off.
  就像撕下创可贴一样，照直做吧。
• Obama said both sides must pull off the Band-aid and make sacrifices.
  奥巴马表示，双方都必须做出牺牲，努力实现这个临时措施。
• She had a Band-Aid on her ankle.
  她的脚踝上贴着创可贴。
• What's going on? Who got cut? I've got Band-Aid.
  发生什么了？谁割伤了？我有邦迪。
• One morning I was putting a Band-Aid on a little girl's scraped knee.
  一天早晨，我给一个小姑娘擦伤的膝盖绑上了绷带。
• You are better off removing the scratch with the right products then taking the band-aid approach of masking the defect.
  去除划痕最好的办法是使用正确的产品，然后在其表面做修补。
• She hugged the girl and said, Thank you. This band-aid will cure my wound.
  她抱住女孩说：谢谢，这个创可贴会治好我的伤口的。