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Definition of quick fix - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- They did a quick fix on the broken fence.
2.
- The patch was just a quick fix for the leak.
Terms with quick fix included in their meaning
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quick fix
repair something quickly with available materials
quick fix
repair something using tape
problem solving
quick answer that seems to fix a hard problem easily
quick fix
mend something quickly without thoroughness
problem-solving
quick fix that is not permanent
caution slow
warn that quick solutions are unlikely to fix big problems
temporary solution
quick fix that hides the real problem
repair
quick fix using temporary or makeshift methods
quick fix
quick solution for immediate problems
quick fix
repair or mend something in a makeshift way
quick fix code
using poorly designed workarounds in computing
technology
quick software update to fix bugs
makeshift repair
quick and temporary fix using available materials
quick fix
ineffective favorite remedy for problems
technology
unsafe quick fix ignoring risks
Examples of quick fix in a sentence
A quick fix was needed for the software bug. The manager suggested a quick fix to the software bug. They applied a quick fix to the broken fence.
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- French:réparation rapide, solution temporaire, ...
- German:schnelle Reparatur, Notlösung, ...
- Italian:riparazione veloce, soluzione temporanea, ...
- Spanish:reparación rápida, solución temporal, ...
- Portuguese:solução rápida, quebra-galho, ...
- Chinese:快速修理, 权宜之计, ...
- Japanese:応急処置, 一時しのぎ, ...
- Arabic:إِصْلاح سَريع, حل مؤقت, ...
- Hebrew:תִּיקּוּן מָהִיר, תִּקּוּן מָהִיר, ...
- Russian:быстрый ремонт, быстрое решение, ...
- Ukrainian:швидкий ремонт, тимчасове рішення, ...
- Hindi:तात्कालिक मरम्मत, फौरी हल, ...
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