Band-Aid™
noun/ˈbænd eɪd/
/ˈbænd eɪd/
(especially North American English)- (British English also plaster, sticking plaster)[countable, uncountable] material that can be stuck to the skin to protect a small wound or cut; a piece of this
邦廸创可贴 CultureBand-Aid™ is a US make of plaster, made by Johnson & Johnson. They were first made in 1921 and are now so common that Americans use the name for any plaster or bandage. In 1984 the name Band Aid was used for the very large pop group that recorded a charity song called ‘Do they know it's Christmas?’ to raise money for countries in Africa that were suffering from famine (= lack of food). Band Aid 20 and Band Aid 30 were groups that got together in 2004 and 2014 to release updated versions of the song, also to raise money for Africa. see also Live AidTopics Healthcarec2Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverb + Band-Aid™- apply
- put on
- need
- …
- approach
- solution
- (disapproving) a temporary solution to a problem that does not really solve it at all
权宜之计 - The food and clothes sent to the victims of the earthquake are only a Band-Aid solution.
为地震灾民提供的食物和衣服只是权宜之计。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverb + Band-Aid™- apply
- put on
- need
- …
- approach
- solution
- The food and clothes sent to the victims of the earthquake are only a Band-Aid solution.