英语词汇“to patch out”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

a. transitive. To connect by a temporary electrical, radio, or telephone connection; (also) to represent or simulate by means of temporary connections; usually with in, into, through; spec. (a) to connect (a telephone call, or the person making it) to a telephone circuit; (b) to set the controls of (a synthesizer) so as to produce a particular sound; to produce (a sound) by this means. to patch out: to disconnect from a circuit by diverting current through a temporary connection.

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1923 Bell Syst. Techn. Jrnl. 2 123 In open-wire installations it has been the practice to equip each line circuit..with a full complement of jacks suited to provide the maximum degree of flexibility in ‘patching’.]

1937 L. Lewis Radio Dict. in Printers' Ink Monthly May 40/1 Patch it in, to tie together various pieces of apparatus to form a circuit.

1940 Chambers's Techn. Dict. 619/2 Patch, to join together units of apparatus..by flexible cords terminated on plugs, which are inserted into break-jacks bridged across the terminations of each unit.

1948 Electronics July 120/2 Two inverting or summing amplifiers in the computer unit..are patched to the servo as illustrated.

1962 H. D. Huskey & G. A. Korn Computer Handbk. iv. 36 The small extra cost of duplicate resistors for a few plug-in patchboards is negligible compared with the almost incredible nuisance of patching, say, a summing integrator with patchcord connections alone.

1966 Times 21 Sept. (Ascension Island Suppl.) p. iv/3 I recently picked up this telephone and asked the communications centre..to patch me in on the network.

1967 Electronic Mus. Rev. Oct. 20 A mixer can be designed and built as a number of separate functional..plug-in modules... These modules can then be patched together in the most convenient sequence for a studio operation or a performance.

1971 J. H. Smith Digital Logic v. 79 Electronic control systems can be quickly developed by patching the required design on a simulator.

1975 N. H. Crowhurst Electronic Mus. Instruments vi. 146 A synthesizer system of studio quality consists of a great many units that can be patched or otherwise combined in a variety of ways.

1975 J. Grady Shadow of Condor (1976) xii. 190 Kevin used the powerful radio in his car to call CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia. The technicians there patched his radio call into the old man's office phone.

1984 D. T. Horn Mus. Synthesizers x. 292 Even a relatively simple synthesis system will allow literally hundreds, if not thousands, of sounds to be patched.

1993 Wired Sept. 62/1 The full-blown desire to have one's brain patched directly into ‘cyberspace’, the globally-connected computer networks.

单词	to patch out
释义	> as lemmas to patch out a. transitive. To connect by a temporary electrical, radio, or telephone connection; (also) to represent or simulate by means of temporary connections; usually with in, into, through; spec. (a) to connect (a telephone call, or the person making it) to a telephone circuit; (b) to set the controls of (a synthesizer) so as to produce a particular sound; to produce (a sound) by this means. to patch out: to disconnect from a circuit by diverting current through a temporary connection. ΘΚΠ society > computing and information technology > hardware > use hardware [verb (transitive)] > link patch1937 daisy-chain1972 the world > matter > physics > electromagnetic radiation > electronics > [verb (transitive)] > connect temporarily patch1937 1923 Bell Syst. Techn. Jrnl. 2 123 In open-wire installations it has been the practice to equip each line circuit..with a full complement of jacks suited to provide the maximum degree of flexibility in ‘patching’.] 1937 L. Lewis Radio Dict. in Printers' Ink Monthly May 40/1 Patch it in, to tie together various pieces of apparatus to form a circuit. 1940 Chambers's Techn. Dict. 619/2 Patch, to join together units of apparatus..by flexible cords terminated on plugs, which are inserted into break-jacks bridged across the terminations of each unit. 1948 Electronics July 120/2 Two inverting or summing amplifiers in the computer unit..are patched to the servo as illustrated. 1962 H. D. Huskey & G. A. Korn Computer Handbk. iv. 36 The small extra cost of duplicate resistors for a few plug-in patchboards is negligible compared with the almost incredible nuisance of patching, say, a summing integrator with patchcord connections alone. 1966 Times 21 Sept. (Ascension Island Suppl.) p. iv/3 I recently picked up this telephone and asked the communications centre..to patch me in on the network. 1967 Electronic Mus. Rev. Oct. 20 A mixer can be designed and built as a number of separate functional..plug-in modules... These modules can then be patched together in the most convenient sequence for a studio operation or a performance. 1971 J. H. Smith Digital Logic v. 79 Electronic control systems can be quickly developed by patching the required design on a simulator. 1975 N. H. Crowhurst Electronic Mus. Instruments vi. 146 A synthesizer system of studio quality consists of a great many units that can be patched or otherwise combined in a variety of ways. 1975 J. Grady Shadow of Condor (1976) xii. 190 Kevin used the powerful radio in his car to call CIA headquarters in Langley, Virginia. The technicians there patched his radio call into the old man's office phone. 1984 D. T. Horn Mus. Synthesizers x. 292 Even a relatively simple synthesis system will allow literally hundreds, if not thousands, of sounds to be patched. 1993 Wired Sept. 62/1 The full-blown desire to have one's brain patched directly into ‘cyberspace’, the globally-connected computer networks. extracted from patchv. < as lemmas
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