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pierc.ingH5pIE7sIN, $5pIr-adj穿透的Troops have been issued with new armour-piercing anti-tank grenades.队伍装备了新的能穿透装甲的反坦克手榴弹。Piercing usually describes something that is unpleasant or uncomfortable because it goes deeply into something.有穿透力的We shivered in the piercing wind.我们在刺骨的寒风中颤抖。She hadn't really meant to lie, but their piercing questions had forced her to.她并不是故意撒谎，他们尖锐的问题逼迫她这样做。A piercing sound is high, loud and unpleasant.尖厉的The couple at the next table had piercing voices and we couldn't help overhearing.邻桌夫妇俩的尖厉嗓音，我们不想听都不行。A woman was having a baby upstairs and they could hear her groans and occasional piercing shrieks.楼上的一个妇女在生小孩，他们能听到她的呻吟还有偶而尖厉的叫声。A piercing look/gaze is one in which a person looks carefully at someone or something, esp. when they are trying to discover something, and makes people feel uncomfortable.有洞察力的Mr Evans was a workaholic with a piercing gaze and a passion for punctuality.埃文斯先生是个有敏锐的目光，极为守时的工作狂。(fig.) He looked straight at me with his piercing blue eyes.他敏锐的蓝眼睛直视着我。
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