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    ream

    • IPA[riːm]

    英式

    • v.
      widen (a hole) with a special tool；widen a bore or hole in (a gun or other metal object) with a special tool

    • verb: ream, 3rd person present: reams, gerund or present participle: reaming, past tense: reamed, past participle: reamed

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    動詞

    • 1. widen (a hole) with a special tool a fan which has a small enough hole to be reamed out to the correct size
    • ▪ widen a bore or hole in (a gun or other metal object) with a special tool the rods were marked out, drilled, and reamed
    • ▪ North American clear out or remove (material) from something pierce, probe, and ream out the bony chambers of the crab's body
    • 2. North American informal rebuke (someone) fiercely the agent reamed him out for walking away from the deal
    • 3. North American vulgar slang have anal intercourse with.

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