| 单词 | skin |
| 例句 | skin noun 1.•these chemicals could damage the skin:epidermis, dermis, derma. 2.•Mary's fair skin:complexion, coloring, skin color/tone, pigmentation. 3.•leopard skins:hide, pelt, fleece | historical plew | archaic fell. 4.•a banana skin:peel, rind, integument. 5.•milk with a skin on it:film, layer, membrane. 6.•the plane's skin was damaged:casing, exterior.▶verb 1.•skin the tomatoes:peel, pare, hull | technical decorticate. 2.•he skinned his knee:graze, scrape, abrade, bark, rub raw, chafe | Medicine excoriate. PHRASES by the skin of one's teeth •he won, but only by the skin of his teeth:(only) just, narrowly, barely, by a hair's breadth, by a very small margin | informal by a whisker. get under someone's skin informal 1.•the children really got under my skin. See it's no skin off my nose informal •if you want to go swimming in that icy water, it's no skin off my nose:I don't care, I don't mind, I'm not bothered, it doesn't bother me, it doesn't matter to me | informal I don't give a damn, I couldn't/could care less. skin alive informal •Dad would skin me alive if I forgot it:punish severely | informal murder, come down on (like a ton of bricks), give what for. WORD LINKS relating to or affecting the skin situated or applied under the skin the branch of medicine concerned with skin disordersWord Links sections supply words that are related to the headword but do not normally appear in a thesaurus because they are not actual synonyms. |
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