Definition of Band-Aid in English:

Band-Aid

nounˈbandeɪdˈbændeɪd

North American trademark

1A piece of sticking plaster of a type having a gauze pad.
〈商标〉邦迪牌创可贴
she put a Band-Aid on Belinda's arm
Example sentencesExamples
- That's like putting a Band-Aid on a terrible sore.
- If you're stupid enough to only bring new shoes, bring lots of Band-Aids and Neosporin
- This is conveyed through the use of the Band-Aid plasters pasted on their faces.
- The entire time I was there, among nearly 200 people, not one person required first aid beyond a Band-Aid.
- Even a few drops of cheap booze will help dissolve the Band-Aid's stickiness, allowing the bandage to slide right off.
- I have a reputation as a klutz, so sporting Band-Aids or bandages is nothing unusual.
- Unfortunately, you can't put a Band-Aid over it when your heart hurts, and sometimes Mommy doesn't know how to fix what's wrong.
- Our need to acquire all manner of personal grooming products and implements has pushed out, in many directions, the narrow shelves where the Band-Aids and aspirin live.
- They sit on top of the refrigerator, next to the healthy but boring multiple vitamins and the kids' Band-Aids and lunch snacks.
- Indeed, on the front of the package is a drawing of a foot, with the Band-Aid strategically placed where the blister supposedly is.
- If you have steady hands and a tolerance for pain (you rip Band-Aids off for fun), go right ahead.
- Mona grabbed some gauze and a large Band-Aid and her jacket, and followed Cat to the back door.
- I was wearing jeans now instead of baggy shorts, and they covered the Band-Aids that now were plastered all over my legs.
- Part of the healing is being facilitated by wrapping our wounds in red white and blue Band-Aids, which are being applied with the light grace of front line field tourniquets.
- Cover with a loose bandage that will keep out the dirt, or a Band-Aid.
- They received ample rice to eat and had access to basic medical items like insect repellent, sunscreen, Band-Aids and iodine.
- Always, the kits had Band-Aids, surgical tape, bandages, and an ointment.
- But when you're bleeding, it's kind of nice to have a Band-Aid.
- At least the band-aids are Band-Aids… I can safely cover my small blister with one of those.
- When the dust settled from the incident and a Band-Aid was applied to Zimmer's nose, the accusations started flying.
Synonyms
bandage, covering, plaster, gauze, lint, compress, ligature, swathe, poultice, salve
1. 1.1often as modifier A temporary solution, especially an unsatisfactory one.
  a band-aid solution to a much deeper problem
  应付一个远为深重问题的权宜之计。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The administration's answer has been to put a Band-Aid on the problem.
  Most people, aside from social democrats, know that cancer needs surgical removal, because band-aid solutions only make life worse in the long run.
  There's no point in asking for what I want, because it might only be a band-aid solution, and I know it's not going to happen anyway.
  They knew there was no short-term, easy fix, there could be no band-aid approach.
  But, as it is with fads and band-aid solutions, the application of the new discourse became ugly.
  For starters, we re-examine our current band-aid approach to poverty.
  A related question is whether a search engine is just a band-aid solution to a poorly designed navigation system.
  She also described how the Federal Government tried repeatedly to solve the problem with band-aid solutions.
  The solution is not a band-aid approach but brain surgery.
  Until then, the party will attempt band-aid solutions.
  This crisis cannot be solved by band-aid measures, whether in the form of more repression or more lectures.
  The solution often is not to solve the root cause of the problem, but to put a band-aid issue on again, and so you have a further problem emerging.
  And just adding more troops to the borders, or building more fences to prevent people from coming into the country, it's like slapping a Band-Aid on the problem.
  A policy that aims to get to the causes of a problem will obviously be more effective than any band-aid approach.
  It's merely a band-aid solution that further entrenches our dependence on fossil fuels.
  These systems will now have to be built or rebuilt over the next several years and can't be fixed with a Band-Aid.
  But no policy Band-Aids will save the two nations' relationship.
  And it shows a desire for truly long-term solutions, not ridiculous band-aids like a gigantic wall to separate populations for security reasons.
  But even this is just a Band-Aid and the spending cuts will still be draconian.

Definition of Band-Aid in US English:

Band-Aid

nounˈbændeɪdˈbandād

North American trademark

1An adhesive bandage with a gauze pad in the center, used to cover minor wounds.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you have steady hands and a tolerance for pain (you rip Band-Aids off for fun), go right ahead.
- I have a reputation as a klutz, so sporting Band-Aids or bandages is nothing unusual.
- At least the band-aids are Band-Aids… I can safely cover my small blister with one of those.
- The entire time I was there, among nearly 200 people, not one person required first aid beyond a Band-Aid.
- Indeed, on the front of the package is a drawing of a foot, with the Band-Aid strategically placed where the blister supposedly is.
- Mona grabbed some gauze and a large Band-Aid and her jacket, and followed Cat to the back door.
- They sit on top of the refrigerator, next to the healthy but boring multiple vitamins and the kids' Band-Aids and lunch snacks.
- Our need to acquire all manner of personal grooming products and implements has pushed out, in many directions, the narrow shelves where the Band-Aids and aspirin live.
- Even a few drops of cheap booze will help dissolve the Band-Aid's stickiness, allowing the bandage to slide right off.
- Unfortunately, you can't put a Band-Aid over it when your heart hurts, and sometimes Mommy doesn't know how to fix what's wrong.
- But when you're bleeding, it's kind of nice to have a Band-Aid.
- They received ample rice to eat and had access to basic medical items like insect repellent, sunscreen, Band-Aids and iodine.
- This is conveyed through the use of the Band-Aid plasters pasted on their faces.
- Part of the healing is being facilitated by wrapping our wounds in red white and blue Band-Aids, which are being applied with the light grace of front line field tourniquets.
- I was wearing jeans now instead of baggy shorts, and they covered the Band-Aids that now were plastered all over my legs.
- If you're stupid enough to only bring new shoes, bring lots of Band-Aids and Neosporin
- Always, the kits had Band-Aids, surgical tape, bandages, and an ointment.
- That's like putting a Band-Aid on a terrible sore.
- When the dust settled from the incident and a Band-Aid was applied to Zimmer's nose, the accusations started flying.
- Cover with a loose bandage that will keep out the dirt, or a Band-Aid.
Synonyms
bandage, covering, plaster, gauze, lint, compress, ligature, swathe, poultice, salve
1. 1.1 A makeshift or temporary solution.
  〈喻〉权宜之计，临时解决方法
  as modifier a band-aid solution to a much deeper problem
  应付一个远为深重问题的权宜之计。
  Example sentencesExamples
  And just adding more troops to the borders, or building more fences to prevent people from coming into the country, it's like slapping a Band-Aid on the problem.
  A policy that aims to get to the causes of a problem will obviously be more effective than any band-aid approach.
  It's merely a band-aid solution that further entrenches our dependence on fossil fuels.
  But even this is just a Band-Aid and the spending cuts will still be draconian.
  But, as it is with fads and band-aid solutions, the application of the new discourse became ugly.
  The solution is not a band-aid approach but brain surgery.
  Most people, aside from social democrats, know that cancer needs surgical removal, because band-aid solutions only make life worse in the long run.
  She also described how the Federal Government tried repeatedly to solve the problem with band-aid solutions.
  For starters, we re-examine our current band-aid approach to poverty.
  A related question is whether a search engine is just a band-aid solution to a poorly designed navigation system.
  Until then, the party will attempt band-aid solutions.
  There's no point in asking for what I want, because it might only be a band-aid solution, and I know it's not going to happen anyway.
  The solution often is not to solve the root cause of the problem, but to put a band-aid issue on again, and so you have a further problem emerging.
  But no policy Band-Aids will save the two nations' relationship.
  And it shows a desire for truly long-term solutions, not ridiculous band-aids like a gigantic wall to separate populations for security reasons.
  This crisis cannot be solved by band-aid measures, whether in the form of more repression or more lectures.
  The administration's answer has been to put a Band-Aid on the problem.
  They knew there was no short-term, easy fix, there could be no band-aid approach.
  These systems will now have to be built or rebuilt over the next several years and can't be fixed with a Band-Aid.

词汇	Band-Aid
释义	Definition of Band-Aid in English: Band-Aid nounˈbandeɪdˈbændeɪd North American trademark 1A piece of sticking plaster of a type having a gauze pad. 〈商标〉邦迪牌创可贴 she put a Band-Aid on Belinda's arm Example sentencesExamples That's like putting a Band-Aid on a terrible sore. If you're stupid enough to only bring new shoes, bring lots of Band-Aids and Neosporin This is conveyed through the use of the Band-Aid plasters pasted on their faces. The entire time I was there, among nearly 200 people, not one person required first aid beyond a Band-Aid. Even a few drops of cheap booze will help dissolve the Band-Aid's stickiness, allowing the bandage to slide right off. I have a reputation as a klutz, so sporting Band-Aids or bandages is nothing unusual. Unfortunately, you can't put a Band-Aid over it when your heart hurts, and sometimes Mommy doesn't know how to fix what's wrong. Our need to acquire all manner of personal grooming products and implements has pushed out, in many directions, the narrow shelves where the Band-Aids and aspirin live. They sit on top of the refrigerator, next to the healthy but boring multiple vitamins and the kids' Band-Aids and lunch snacks. Indeed, on the front of the package is a drawing of a foot, with the Band-Aid strategically placed where the blister supposedly is. If you have steady hands and a tolerance for pain (you rip Band-Aids off for fun), go right ahead. Mona grabbed some gauze and a large Band-Aid and her jacket, and followed Cat to the back door. I was wearing jeans now instead of baggy shorts, and they covered the Band-Aids that now were plastered all over my legs. Part of the healing is being facilitated by wrapping our wounds in red white and blue Band-Aids, which are being applied with the light grace of front line field tourniquets. Cover with a loose bandage that will keep out the dirt, or a Band-Aid. They received ample rice to eat and had access to basic medical items like insect repellent, sunscreen, Band-Aids and iodine. Always, the kits had Band-Aids, surgical tape, bandages, and an ointment. But when you're bleeding, it's kind of nice to have a Band-Aid. At least the band-aids are Band-Aids… I can safely cover my small blister with one of those. When the dust settled from the incident and a Band-Aid was applied to Zimmer's nose, the accusations started flying. Synonyms bandage, covering, plaster, gauze, lint, compress, ligature, swathe, poultice, salve 1.1often as modifier A temporary solution, especially an unsatisfactory one. a band-aid solution to a much deeper problem 应付一个远为深重问题的权宜之计。 Example sentencesExamples The administration's answer has been to put a Band-Aid on the problem. Most people, aside from social democrats, know that cancer needs surgical removal, because band-aid solutions only make life worse in the long run. There's no point in asking for what I want, because it might only be a band-aid solution, and I know it's not going to happen anyway. They knew there was no short-term, easy fix, there could be no band-aid approach. But, as it is with fads and band-aid solutions, the application of the new discourse became ugly. For starters, we re-examine our current band-aid approach to poverty. A related question is whether a search engine is just a band-aid solution to a poorly designed navigation system. She also described how the Federal Government tried repeatedly to solve the problem with band-aid solutions. The solution is not a band-aid approach but brain surgery. Until then, the party will attempt band-aid solutions. This crisis cannot be solved by band-aid measures, whether in the form of more repression or more lectures. The solution often is not to solve the root cause of the problem, but to put a band-aid issue on again, and so you have a further problem emerging. And just adding more troops to the borders, or building more fences to prevent people from coming into the country, it's like slapping a Band-Aid on the problem. A policy that aims to get to the causes of a problem will obviously be more effective than any band-aid approach. It's merely a band-aid solution that further entrenches our dependence on fossil fuels. These systems will now have to be built or rebuilt over the next several years and can't be fixed with a Band-Aid. But no policy Band-Aids will save the two nations' relationship. And it shows a desire for truly long-term solutions, not ridiculous band-aids like a gigantic wall to separate populations for security reasons. But even this is just a Band-Aid and the spending cuts will still be draconian. Definition of Band-Aid in US English: Band-Aid nounˈbændeɪdˈbandād North American trademark 1An adhesive bandage with a gauze pad in the center, used to cover minor wounds. Example sentencesExamples If you have steady hands and a tolerance for pain (you rip Band-Aids off for fun), go right ahead. I have a reputation as a klutz, so sporting Band-Aids or bandages is nothing unusual. At least the band-aids are Band-Aids… I can safely cover my small blister with one of those. The entire time I was there, among nearly 200 people, not one person required first aid beyond a Band-Aid. Indeed, on the front of the package is a drawing of a foot, with the Band-Aid strategically placed where the blister supposedly is. Mona grabbed some gauze and a large Band-Aid and her jacket, and followed Cat to the back door. They sit on top of the refrigerator, next to the healthy but boring multiple vitamins and the kids' Band-Aids and lunch snacks. Our need to acquire all manner of personal grooming products and implements has pushed out, in many directions, the narrow shelves where the Band-Aids and aspirin live. Even a few drops of cheap booze will help dissolve the Band-Aid's stickiness, allowing the bandage to slide right off. Unfortunately, you can't put a Band-Aid over it when your heart hurts, and sometimes Mommy doesn't know how to fix what's wrong. But when you're bleeding, it's kind of nice to have a Band-Aid. They received ample rice to eat and had access to basic medical items like insect repellent, sunscreen, Band-Aids and iodine. This is conveyed through the use of the Band-Aid plasters pasted on their faces. Part of the healing is being facilitated by wrapping our wounds in red white and blue Band-Aids, which are being applied with the light grace of front line field tourniquets. I was wearing jeans now instead of baggy shorts, and they covered the Band-Aids that now were plastered all over my legs. If you're stupid enough to only bring new shoes, bring lots of Band-Aids and Neosporin Always, the kits had Band-Aids, surgical tape, bandages, and an ointment. That's like putting a Band-Aid on a terrible sore. When the dust settled from the incident and a Band-Aid was applied to Zimmer's nose, the accusations started flying. Cover with a loose bandage that will keep out the dirt, or a Band-Aid. Synonyms bandage, covering, plaster, gauze, lint, compress, ligature, swathe, poultice, salve 1.1 A makeshift or temporary solution. 〈喻〉权宜之计，临时解决方法 as modifier a band-aid solution to a much deeper problem 应付一个远为深重问题的权宜之计。 Example sentencesExamples And just adding more troops to the borders, or building more fences to prevent people from coming into the country, it's like slapping a Band-Aid on the problem. A policy that aims to get to the causes of a problem will obviously be more effective than any band-aid approach. It's merely a band-aid solution that further entrenches our dependence on fossil fuels. But even this is just a Band-Aid and the spending cuts will still be draconian. But, as it is with fads and band-aid solutions, the application of the new discourse became ugly. The solution is not a band-aid approach but brain surgery. Most people, aside from social democrats, know that cancer needs surgical removal, because band-aid solutions only make life worse in the long run. She also described how the Federal Government tried repeatedly to solve the problem with band-aid solutions. For starters, we re-examine our current band-aid approach to poverty. A related question is whether a search engine is just a band-aid solution to a poorly designed navigation system. Until then, the party will attempt band-aid solutions. There's no point in asking for what I want, because it might only be a band-aid solution, and I know it's not going to happen anyway. The solution often is not to solve the root cause of the problem, but to put a band-aid issue on again, and so you have a further problem emerging. But no policy Band-Aids will save the two nations' relationship. And it shows a desire for truly long-term solutions, not ridiculous band-aids like a gigantic wall to separate populations for security reasons. This crisis cannot be solved by band-aid measures, whether in the form of more repression or more lectures. The administration's answer has been to put a Band-Aid on the problem. They knew there was no short-term, easy fix, there could be no band-aid approach. These systems will now have to be built or rebuilt over the next several years and can't be fixed with a Band-Aid.
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