英:[θinˈskind]
美:[ˈθɪnˈskɪnd]
英:[θinˈskind]
美:[ˈθɪnˈskɪnd]
adjective
having a thin skin or rind
thin-skinned oranges
unduly susceptible to criticism or insult : touchy
The first known use of thin-skinned was in 1598
pantsplural noun
an outer garment extending from the waist to the ankle and covering each leg separately : trousers
underpantsespecially: pantie
part1 of 3noun
one of the pieces into which something can be divided
one of the equal units of which something is composed
a fifth part for each
a portion of a plant or animal body : member, organ
wash the injured part
a particular melody or line of music for one voice or instrument or a certain group of voices or instruments in harmony with others
a piece of a machine or equipment
a person's share, duty, or function
did my part
one of the sides in a conflict
take another's part in a quarrel
a general area : region—usually used in plural
you're not from around these parts
a role in a play
the line where the hair is divided in combing
part2 of 3verb
to separate from or leave someone : go away : depart
to become separated, detached, or broken
the ice parted
to give up possession or control
wouldn't part with their old car
to divide into parts
to separate by combing on each side of a line
part3 of 3adverb
partly
was only part right
thin-skinnedadjective
having a thin skin
thin-skinned oranges
easily bothered by criticism or insult
1 she only laughed at the teasing, but a more thin-skinned person would have gotten angry
2 Such a fragile, thin-skinned pol doesn’t deserve to be in City Hall.
3 Native to China, thin-skinned Meyer lemons were first brought to America in 1908 by USDA employee Frank N. Meyer, for whom they’re named.
4 But in the broad scheme of things, a tough, watertight hide is part of what enabled the ancestors of modern reptiles, birds and mammals to move inland while their thin-skinned amphibian cousins remained close to water.
5 But near to the front, these thin-skinned vehicles—or no-skinned, in the case of the Desertcross ATVs—are vulnerable to Ukrainian shells and drones.
6 This thin-skinned vegetable is light green and pear shaped, and can be added to both savory and sweet dishes.
7 Trump, who is notoriously thin-skinned, has been unable to escape the barb since.
8 The restaurant’s Nepali jhol momos—juicy thin-skinned dumplings stuffed with beef, chicken, or goat and swimming in a broth of chicken stock, tomatoes, and chili peppers—are not to be missed.
9 The general rule is that thin-skinned veggies will want to stay in the high-humidity crisper drawer that has its air vent closed—think lettuce, squash, and cucumbers.
10 I like thin-skinned tangerines.
我喜欢薄皮橘子。
11 Those thin-skinned people are easy to take offense.
神经过敏的人特别容易被得罪。
12 The trouble with Harry is that he is so thin-skinned.
哈里的问题是他太敏感,脸皮太薄。
13 Some fear he is too thin-skinned to survive the rough-and-tumble of a presidential campaign.
有人担心他脸皮太薄,经受不住总统选举的激烈竞争。
1 神经过敏
sensitive nervous allergic touchy jittery nervy high-strung overstrung nerve jitter jimjams neurotic tremulous ouchy whim-wham
2 易怒
hot quick warm cross sharp passionate savage fiery irritable prickly techie touchy resentful spiky temperamental biliary streaky chippy petulant fractious raspy crabby irascible bristly snippy crabbed peckish gingery choleric fretful bilious stroppy snarly peevish snaky tetchy hoity-toity waspish testy twitty splenetic pindling snuffy sorehead fretty unequable spleenful stomachy spleenish tempersome humorsome soreheaded iracund sour petulance petulancy hot-brained sensitive ugly brittle edgy hasty brash peppery ratty ticklish hot-headed hot-tempered short-tempered ill-tempered hot-blooded quick-tempered rasped pettish umbrageous miffy snorty red-necked ireful ill-humored passionately edgily querulously pettishly waspishly tetchily crabbily irritability irascibility fieriness have a short temper crankous acid nervous moody combustible spunky techy bad-tempered dyspeptic roily liverish passional grouty acidulated highty-tighty testiness
3 易感的
7 敏感
Nice quick sensitive sharp subtle tender vibrant responsive delicate sensible sentient touchy sensuous impressionable skinless realizing high-strung hair-trigger overstrung highkeyed feeling sensitivity temperament sensibility subtlety sensitization sensitize highly strung susceptible feminine dainty alive delicacy nicety alive to have a thin skin nice perceptive hypersensitive sensitively high-keyed allergic nimble prickly excitable impressible susceptive sensibly
8 敏感的
Nice quick sensitive sharp subtle tender vibrant responsive delicate sensible sentient touchy sensuous impressionable skinless realizing high-strung hair-trigger overstrung highkeyed highly strung feeling susceptible feminine dainty alive nice perceptive hypersensitive high-keyed allergic nimble prickly excitable impressible susceptive
9 脸皮薄
10 易怒的
hot quick warm cross sharp passionate savage fiery irritable prickly techie touchy resentful spiky temperamental biliary streaky chippy petulant fractious raspy crabby irascible bristly snippy crabbed peckish gingery choleric fretful bilious stroppy snarly peevish snaky tetchy hoity-toity waspish testy twitty splenetic pindling snuffy sorehead fretty unequable spleenful stomachy spleenish tempersome humorsome soreheaded iracund sour hot-brained sensitive ugly brittle edgy hasty brash peppery ratty ticklish hot-headed hot-tempered short-tempered ill-tempered hot-blooded quick-tempered rasped pettish umbrageous miffy snorty red-necked ireful ill-humored irritability crankous acid nervous moody combustible spunky techy bad-tempered dyspeptic roily liverish passional grouty acidulated highty-tighty