英:[ˈskɪni]
美:[ˈskɪni]
英:[ˈskɪni]
美:[ˈskɪni]
skin·ny
skI ni
复数:skinnies
比较级:skinnier或more skinny
最高级:skinniest或most skinny
skinniness (n.)
词根:skin
adj.skinned 剥了皮的;没有草皮的
skinless 无皮的
skintight 紧身的
n.skin 皮肤;外皮
skinner 剥皮工人;皮革商;骗子
skinniness 消瘦;皮质
skintight 紧身衣
v.skinned 剥皮;给…植皮(skin的过去式和过去分词)
vi.skin 愈合;长皮
vt.skin 剥皮
adjective
resembling skin : membranous
lacking sufficient flesh : very thin : emaciated
lacking usual or desirable bulk, quantity, qualities, or significance
of clothes fitting very close to the body : very tight
skinny jeans
made with skim milk
a skinny latte
noun
inside information : dope
the straight skinny on what's going on—John Geary
约于1400年, skinni,“类似皮肤的”,源自于 skin(n.)和 -y(2)。意思是“瘦削的,憔悴的,皮肤下几乎没有肉”的含义记录于约1600年。关于衣服,“紧身的”在1970年代被记录下来。在名词意义上,“真相”是二战期间的军事俚语,也许来自于“裸露”的真相概念。相关词汇: skinniness。
Noun perhaps from skin >entry 1 + -y >entry 4
The first known use of skinny was circa 1541
skip1 of 2verb
to move or proceed with leaps and bounds
to bounce or cause to bounce off one point after another
skipping stones
to leap over lightly
to leave hurriedly or secretly
skip town
to pass over or leave out (as a section, item, or step)
skipped the dull parts of the book
to promote or cause to be promoted to a grade higher than the next grade in school
to fail to attend
skipped the meeting
skip2 of 2noun
a light bouncing step
a manner of moving by alternating hops and steps
a failure to do somethingalso: something not done
skipper1 of 2noun
one that skips
any of various insects that differ from the related butterflies especially in having stout bodies, smaller wings, and usually antennae with curved ends
skipper2 of 2noun
the master of a shipespecially: the master of a fishing, small trading, or pleasure boat
skip1 of 2verb
to move or proceed with leaps and bounds
to bounce or cause to bounce off one point after another
skipping stones
to leap over lightly
to leave hurriedly or secretly
skip town
to pass over or leave out (as a section, item, or step)
skipped the dull parts of the book
to promote or cause to be promoted to a grade higher than the next grade in school
to fail to attend
skipped the meeting
skip2 of 2noun
a light bouncing step
a manner of moving by alternating hops and steps
a failure to do somethingalso: something not done
skip1 of 2verb
to move or proceed with leaps and bounds
to bounce or cause to bounce off one point after another
skipping stones
to leap over lightly
to leave hurriedly or secretly
skip town
to pass over or leave out (as a section, item, or step)
skipped the dull parts of the book
to promote or cause to be promoted to a grade higher than the next grade in school
to fail to attend
skipped the meeting
skip2 of 2noun
a light bouncing step
a manner of moving by alternating hops and steps
a failure to do somethingalso: something not done
skip1 of 2verb
to move or proceed with leaps and bounds
to bounce or cause to bounce off one point after another
skipping stones
to leap over lightly
to leave hurriedly or secretly
skip town
to pass over or leave out (as a section, item, or step)
skipped the dull parts of the book
to promote or cause to be promoted to a grade higher than the next grade in school
to fail to attend
skipped the meeting
skip2 of 2noun
a light bouncing step
a manner of moving by alternating hops and steps
a failure to do somethingalso: something not done
skintightadjective
closely fitted to the figure
skin1 of 2noun
the outer layer of an animal when separated from the body usually with its hair or feathers : hide, pelt
a sheet of parchment or fine-grained leather made from a hide
bottle entry 1 sense 1b
the usually tough and flexible outer layer of an animal body that in vertebrates is made up of two layers including an inner dermis and an outer epidermis
an outer covering or surface layer apple skins
a sausage skin
the life or physical well-being of a person
made sure to save his skin
skin2 of 2verb
to strip, scrape, or rub off the skin of skinned my knee
skin an animal
to cover or become covered with or as if with skin
cheat entry 1 sense 1, fleece
to climb up or down
skin up and down a rope
to pass or get by with little room to spare
skinnyadjective
resembling skin : membranous
a skinny layer
very thin
1 Lying on that bright, dirty bed, he looked so skinny and white and squinty and scared, I could practically hear his silent screams about having nothing to live for.
2 Snake was tall and skinny, and Newt was short and freckled, with long, stringy braids.
3 One skinny hand clawed slowly at the stairs.
4 Lavender was exceptionally small for her age, a skinny little nymph with deep-brown eyes and with dark hair that was cut in a fringe across her forehead.
5 A skinny kid with braces, a member of the debate club as well as drama, he has a passion, bordering on obsession, for recycling.
6 What price the not-skinny doctor?
这个不瘦的医生是什么价钱?
7 He was pale and looked tired and skinnier than he had the last time they’d seen him.
8 She looked like a perfect bull terrier, only skinnier because of the Maltese mixed in.
9 He was smaller than the other basketball boys, skinnier, with dark fuzz on his upper lip and a few pink zits on his forehead.
10 “I think I heard Miss Hilly say something about that, bout her mama getting skinny.”
11 And though the war was young, the plane was winning a reputation for being delicate, especially in the skinny wings, which could snap off if struck in combat.
12 She was skinny and had a blue look and didn’t thrive.
13 And I guess I’d forgotten to turn my filter back on after all that honesty, because without really thinking, I said, “Because he has skinny legs?”
14 I pulled Otto from the protesting little girl and wrapped my arms around his sweaty skinny body — Sorry, but the bonobo comes with me.
15 I say those without judgment, the same way I might say small, bony, or skinny.
16 her grandmother was always insisting that she was too skinny and never tired of trying to force more food on her
17 When the skinny man was dead, Gen dry stole his sword and leapt down into the yard to fight some more.
18 “Not a peep from either of ’em,” this skinny girl with a birthmark on her cheek said.
19 Her lips were full enough, but she was even skinnier than a new pretty.
20 They showed camels, steep cliffs, the skinny Jordan River, donkeys, and Bedouins in tents.
1 瘦骨嶙峋的人
3 紧身的
slim snug straight clingy tight-fitting clinging close-fitting figure-hugging tight narrow skintight slim-fit bodycon form-fitting slinky skin-tight
4 非常瘦的
6 骨瘦如柴的人
7 劣等
bargain-counter mean under bad lower sad tin mediocre cheesy rotten lousy shoddy villainous lower-class third-class bargain-basement low-class E inferiority for the birds no class
8 情报
information line communication advice medicine wire intelligence drum pickup clue gen dope tip-off
11 贴身的
14 内部消息
15 皮的
16 低劣
under bad common cheap evil hedge scrub punk infamous inferior shabby sleazy duff scrubby ornery tatty chintzy third-rate scabbed tin-pot poverty
17 干瘦的
18 瘦得难看的
20 吝啬
mean small near cheap tight careful narrow miserable scotch shabby stingy skimpy grasping scanty scrimp nippy miserly screwy grudging illiberal parsimonious churlish penny-pinching chary ungenerous beggarly mingy tightfisted cheeseparing pinchpenny closefisted hardfisted ironfisted chinchy nearly meanly closeness parsimony hunks niggard pinch skimp squeeze the eagle narrow-fisted little close managing scant paltry scaly sordid penurious unhandsome costive close-fisted gripple skimpingly stingily charily pikerism nearness meanness smallness penury stinginess littleness miserliness illiberality chariness iron fisted
26 消息
speerings thing information line word oil news message knowledge communication wire intelligence hearing crack pickup steer tiding guff bug in ear
27 紧身
tight narrow snug tight-fitting clinging close-fitting skintight slim-fit bodycon clingy form-fitting figure-hugging slinky skin-tight
28 皮
skin scale coat leather belly husk rind slough genet swarth tegument jacket peel ash cortex shuck
29 吝啬的
mean small near cheap tight careful narrow miserable scotch shabby stingy skimpy grasping scanty scrimp nippy miserly screwy grudging illiberal parsimonious churlish penny-pinching chary ungenerous beggarly mingy tightfisted cheeseparing pinchpenny closefisted hardfisted ironfisted chinchy narrow-fisted little close managing scant paltry scaly sordid penurious niggard unhandsome costive close-fisted gripple iron fisted
32 皮状的
33 皮包骨
meager hidebound scraggy thin skin and bone bony meagre scrawny all skin and bones bag of bones skin and bones a bag of bones
34 劣等的
bargain-counter mean under bad lower sad tin mediocre cheesy rotten lousy shoddy villainous lower-class third-class bargain-basement low-class for the birds no class
35 不够大的