英语词汇skin怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ skin /ˈskɪn/ noun

plural skins

¹ skin

/ˈskɪn/

noun

plural skins

Learner's definition of SKIN

: the natural outer layer of tissue that covers the body of a person or animal皮；皮肤

[noncount]

I have dry skin.我是干性皮肤。
She has pale/dark/fair skin.她肤色苍白/黝黑/白哲。
the rough skin of a shark鲨鱼粗糙的皮肤
skin creams/lotions润肤霜/乳
skin cancer皮肤癌
Choose makeup that matches your skin tone.选择适合你肤色的化妆品。
The horrible things I saw made my skin crawl/creep. [=made me feel disgusted, afraid, etc.]看到这些可怕的东西，我浑身都起鸡皮疙瘩了。

[count]

These snakes shed their skins once a year.这些蛇一年蜕一次皮。

: the skin of an animal that has been removed from the body often with its hair or feathers still attached and that is used to make things (such as clothes)（动物的）皮，皮毛

[count]

Native Americans had many uses for animal skins.美洲土著居民大量使用动物皮毛。

[noncount]

His boots are made of alligator skin.他的靴子是鳄鱼皮做的。

: the outer covering of a fruit, vegetable, etc.（水果、蔬菜等的）外皮

[count]

apple/sausage skins苹果皮；香肠肠衣

[noncount]

Potato skin is very nutritious.土豆皮很有营养。

(a) thick/thin skin

◊ If you have (a) thin skin, you are easily upset or offended by the things other people say or do.脸皮薄

He has such a thin skin that he can't even take a little good-natured teasing.他脸皮薄，跟他开一个善意的玩笑他都经不住。

◊ If you have (a) thick skin, you are not easily upset or offended by the things other people say and do.脸皮厚

She has pretty thick skin when it comes to criticism.她脸皮厚，对批评毫不在乎。
If you want to perform publicly, you'll need to grow a thicker skin. [=become less sensitive to criticism]如果你想公开表演，你就需要脸皮厚一点。

by the skin of your teeth

informal

: only by a small difference in time, space, or amount : just barely勉强，刚好（做成某事）

He escaped by the skin of his teeth. [=he just barely escaped]他侥幸逃脱了。
She only passed the test by the skin of her teeth. [=she almost did not pass the test]她勉强通过了考试。

get under your skin

informal

: to irritate or upset you使恼火；使心烦

She really gets under my skin.她真使我心烦。

: to affect you emotionally even though you do not want or expect to be affected使感兴趣；使喜欢

I used to hate the city, but after a while it kind of got under my skin. [=I grew to like it]我以前很讨厌这个城市，但是过了一段时间以后我有些喜欢它了。
The actress accepted the role because the character really got under her skin.女演员接受了这一角色，因为她确实很喜欢这个人物。

jump out of your skin

informal

◊ If you almost/nearly (etc.) jump out of your skin, you are suddenly surprised or frightened very much by something.吓一大跳

I didn't hear her come in, so I nearly jumped out of my skin when she spoke to me.我没有听到她进来的声音，所以当她和我说话的时候，我吓了一大跳。

no skin off my nose

informal

— used to say that you do not care or do not have a strong opinion about something与己无关；事不关己；满不在乎

Go if you like—it's no skin off my nose.要走你就走——我无所谓。

save someone's skin

— see ¹save

skin and bones

informal or skin and bone

: very thin in a way that is unattractive and unhealthy极瘦；皮包骨

After the illness, he was skin and bones.他病后瘦得跟皮包骨似的。
The starving dog was nothing but skin and bones.这条饿狗瘦得跟皮包骨似的。

— skinless

/ˈskɪnləs/ adjective

skinless chicken breast去皮鸡脯

² skin /ˈskɪn/ verb

skins; skinned; skinning

² skin

/ˈskɪn/

verb

skins; skinned; skinning

Learner's definition of SKIN

[+ object]

: to remove the skin of (an animal, fruit, or vegetable)去皮

The hunter skinned the rabbit and prepared it for cooking.猎人剥去兔子的皮，准备烹调。
Skin [=(more commonly) peel] the tomatoes/peppers.给番茄/灯笼椒去皮

: to scrape or rub off some of the skin from (a body part)擦破（身体某部位的）皮

I skinned my knee when I fell.我跌倒时擦破了膝盖。

keep your eyes skinned

— see ¹eye

skin (someone) alive

informal

: to punish (someone) severely严惩（某人）

Mom is going to skin me alive when she finds out about the broken window.妈妈要是发现窗户坏了，会剥了我的皮的。

单词	skin
释义	skin (verb) skin 17 ENTRIES FOUND: skin (noun) skin (verb) skin-deep (adjective) skin-dive (verb) skinned (adjective) thick-skinned (adjective) thin-skinned (adjective) alive (adjective) bone (noun) crawl (verb) creep (verb) eye (noun) nose (noun) save (verb) thick (adjective) thin (adjective) tooth (noun) ¹ skin /ˈskɪn/ noun plural skins ¹ skin /ˈskɪn/ noun plural skins Learner's definition of SKIN 1 : the natural outer layer of tissue that covers the body of a person or animal皮；皮肤 [noncount] I have dry skin.我是干性皮肤。 She has pale/dark/fair skin.她肤色苍白/黝黑/白哲。 the rough skin of a shark鲨鱼粗糙的皮肤 skin creams/lotions润肤霜/乳 skin cancer皮肤癌 Choose makeup that matches your skin tone.选择适合你肤色的化妆品。 The horrible things I saw made my skin crawl/creep. [=made me feel disgusted, afraid, etc.]看到这些可怕的东西，我浑身都起鸡皮疙瘩了。 [count] These snakes shed their skins once a year.这些蛇一年蜕一次皮。 2 : the skin of an animal that has been removed from the body often with its hair or feathers still attached and that is used to make things (such as clothes)（动物的）皮，皮毛 [count] Native Americans had many uses for animal skins.美洲土著居民大量使用动物皮毛。 [noncount] His boots are made of alligator skin.他的靴子是鳄鱼皮做的。 3 : the outer covering of a fruit, vegetable, etc.（水果、蔬菜等的）外皮 [count] apple/sausage skins苹果皮；香肠肠衣 [noncount] Potato skin is very nutritious.土豆皮很有营养。 (a) thick/thin skin ◊ If you have (a) thin skin, you are easily upset or offended by the things other people say or do.脸皮薄 He has such a thin skin that he can't even take a little good-natured teasing.他脸皮薄，跟他开一个善意的玩笑他都经不住。 ◊ If you have (a) thick skin, you are not easily upset or offended by the things other people say and do.脸皮厚 She has pretty thick skin when it comes to criticism.她脸皮厚，对批评毫不在乎。 If you want to perform publicly, you'll need to grow a thicker skin. [=become less sensitive to criticism]如果你想公开表演，你就需要脸皮厚一点。 by the skin of your teeth informal : only by a small difference in time, space, or amount : just barely勉强，刚好（做成某事） He escaped by the skin of his teeth. [=he just barely escaped]他侥幸逃脱了。 She only passed the test by the skin of her teeth. [=she almost did not pass the test]她勉强通过了考试。 get under your skin informal 1 : to irritate or upset you使恼火；使心烦 She really gets under my skin.她真使我心烦。 2 : to affect you emotionally even though you do not want or expect to be affected使感兴趣；使喜欢 I used to hate the city, but after a while it kind of got under my skin. [=I grew to like it]我以前很讨厌这个城市，但是过了一段时间以后我有些喜欢它了。 The actress accepted the role because the character really got under her skin.女演员接受了这一角色，因为她确实很喜欢这个人物。 jump out of your skin informal ◊ If you almost/nearly (etc.) jump out of your skin, you are suddenly surprised or frightened very much by something.吓一大跳 I didn't hear her come in, so I nearly jumped out of my skin when she spoke to me.我没有听到她进来的声音，所以当她和我说话的时候，我吓了一大跳。 no skin off my nose informal — used to say that you do not care or do not have a strong opinion about something与己无关；事不关己；满不在乎 Go if you like—it's no skin off my nose.要走你就走——我无所谓。 save someone's skin — see ¹save skin and bones informal or skin and bone : very thin in a way that is unattractive and unhealthy极瘦；皮包骨 After the illness, he was skin and bones.他病后瘦得跟皮包骨似的。 The starving dog was nothing but skin and bones.这条饿狗瘦得跟皮包骨似的。 — skinless /ˈskɪnləs/ adjective skinless chicken breast去皮鸡脯 ² skin /ˈskɪn/ verb skins; skinned; skinning ² skin /ˈskɪn/ verb skins; skinned; skinning Learner's definition of SKIN [+ object] 1 : to remove the skin of (an animal, fruit, or vegetable)去皮 The hunter skinned the rabbit and prepared it for cooking.猎人剥去兔子的皮，准备烹调。 Skin [=(more commonly) peel] the tomatoes/peppers.给番茄/灯笼椒去皮 2 : to scrape or rub off some of the skin from (a body part)擦破（身体某部位的）皮 I skinned my knee when I fell.我跌倒时擦破了膝盖。 keep your eyes skinned — see ¹eye skin (someone) alive informal : to punish (someone) severely严惩（某人） Mom is going to skin me alive when she finds out about the broken window.妈妈要是发现窗户坏了，会剥了我的皮的。
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