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a Band-Aid

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a Band-Aid  (American)
a temporary solution to a problem, or something that seems to be a solution but has no real effect
Usage notes: Band-Aid is a trademark for a thin piece of sticky material used to cover small cuts on the body.
A few food and medical supplies were delivered to the region but it was little more than a Band-Aid. (American)


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Budget experts believe they can affi x a Band-Aid by tapping into that line of credit lawmakers approved last year and by using some reserve money .
The European super-state has been wounded, though whether or not a band-aid or another referendum down South is needed to fix it remains to be seen.
When you need a Band-Aid, you will have one; when you need antiseptic cream, you will have that.
 
 
 
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