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1. Oxford Dictionary

   skin

   • IPA[skɪn]

   英式

   • n.
     the thin layer of tissue forming the natural outer covering of the body of a person or animal；the skin of a dead animal with or without the fur, used as material for clothing or other items
   • v.
     remove the skin from (an animal or a fruit or vegetable)；graze (a part of one's body)

   • verb: skin, 3rd person present: skins, gerund or present participle: skinning, past tense: skinned, past participle: skinned

   • noun: skin, plural noun: skins

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞
   • 片語

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. the thin layer of tissue forming the natural outer covering of the body of a person or animal I use body lotion to keep my skin supple a flap of skin 同義詞 epidermis, dermis, technicalcuticle, cutis, corium, ... 更多derma, derm, integument, tegument, complexion, colouring, skin colour, skin tone, pigmentation
   • ▪ the skin of a dead animal with or without the fur, used as material for clothing or other items is this real crocodile skin? 同義詞 hide, pelt, fleece, greenhide, technicalcrop, ... 更多kip, archaicfell
   • ▪ a container made from the skin of an animal such as a goat, used for holding liquids a skin filled with water
   • 2. the peel or outer layer of certain fruits or vegetables potatoes roasted in their skins 同義詞 peel, rind, outside, technicalintegument
   • ▪ the thin outer covering of a sausage if you are using link-sausages, prick the skins well with a fork
   • ▪ a thin layer forming on the surface of certain hot liquids, such as milk, as they cool Victoria was skimming the skin off the saucepan of milk 同義詞 film, coating, coat, layer, overlay, ... 更多sheet, membrane, technicalpellicle
   • ▪ informal a cigarette paper I passed her a plastic bag with skins and hash inside
   • ▪ the outermost layer of a structure such as a building or aircraft. 同義詞 casing, cover, covering, exterior, pod
   • ▪ a strip of sealskin or other material attached to the underside of a ski to prevent a skier slipping backwards during climbing.
   • 3. a customized graphic user interface for an application or operating system.
   • 4. British informal a skinhead we were surrounded by skins with tattoos and braces
   • 5. informal (especially in jazz) a drum or drum head.
   • 6. informal relating to or denoting pornographic literature or films the skin trade
   • 7. US a card game in which each player has one card which they bet will not be the first to be matched by a card dealt from the pack.
   • 8. Australian a unit into which an Aboriginal people is divided, typically on the basis of descent, each skin being associated with a totemic bird, animal, or insect.

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. remove the skin from (an animal or a fruit or vegetable) scald and skin the tomatoes she skinned the pig and salted the carcass 同義詞 peel, pare, hull, technicaldecorticate
   • ▪ graze (a part of one's body) he scrambled down from the tree with such haste that he skinned his knees 同義詞 graze, scrape, abrade, bark, cut, ... 更多rub something raw, chafe, technicalexcoriate
   • 2. informal take money from or swindle (someone) I ain't no dummy, and I know when I'm being skinned
   • 3. (of a wound) form new skin the hole in his skull skinned over
   • ▪ archaic cover with skin the wound was skinned, but the strength of his thigh was not restored
   • 4. informal (of a player) take the ball past (a defender) with ease Kanchelskis would have skinned him
   • 5. British informal make a cannabis cigarette we had a few beers and then we skinned up

   skinned

   • adj.
     having a skin of a specified type: a smooth-skinned complexion red-skinned potatoes

   Oxford Dictionary

   skinned

   • adj.
     having a skin of a specified type: smooth-skinned stingrays

   Oxford American Dictionary

   skin-pop

   • v.
     inject (a drug, typically a narcotic) subcutaneously: she used her insulin syringes to skin-pop illicit drugs he had been skin-popping, which accounted for the small amount of heroin in his system
   • n.
     a subcutaneous injection of a drug, typically a narcotic.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   skin-pop

   • v.
     inject (a drug, typically a narcotic) subcutaneously: she used her insulin syringes to skin-pop illicit drugs he had been skin-popping, which accounted for the small amount of heroin in his system
   • n.
     a subcutaneous injection of a drug, typically a narcotic.

   Oxford Dictionary

   banana skin

   • n.
     the skin of a banana, especially when peeled off and discarded: you can compost banana skins, peelings, teabags, and eggshells

   Oxford Dictionary

   skin test

   • n.
     a test for an immune reaction performed by applying a substance topically or injecting it into ...
   • v.
     perform a skin test on (someone): the children were skin-tested for three food allergens

   Oxford American Dictionary

   skin graft

   • n.
     a surgical operation in which a piece of healthy skin is transplanted to a new site on a ...

   Oxford Dictionary

   skin graft

   • n.
     a surgical operation in which a piece of healthy skin is transplanted to a new site on the body.

   Oxford American Dictionary

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   片語

   • be skin and bone
   • by the skin of one's teeth
   • get under someone's skin
   • give someone skin
   • have skin in the game
   • it's no skin off my nose
   • keep a whole skin
   • make someone's skin crawl
   • skin and blister
   • skin teeth
   • there's more than one way to skin a cat
   • a thick skin
   • a thin skin
   • under the skin
3. • 更多解釋

   skin

   • IPA[skin]

   美式

   • n.
     the thin layer of tissue forming the natural outer covering of the body of a person or animal: I use body lotion to keep my skin soft a flap of skin
   • v.
     remove the skin from (an animal or a fruit or vegetable): scald and skin the tomatoes she skinned the pig and salted the carcass

   Oxford American Dictionary