skin and bones
英 [skɪn ənd bəʊnz]
美 [skɪn ənd boʊnz]
皮包骨
英英释义
noun
- a person who is unusually thin and scrawny
双语例句
- He is all skin and bones and hardly looks human.
肌肤销铄,不似人形。 - Writing in the Journal of Nutrition, they said the fructose-fed rats showed changes n the collagen of their skin and bones.
他们在《营养学杂志》上揭晓文章说,那些吃了果糖的老鼠的皮肤和骨质中的胶原蛋鹤产生了厘革。 - The documentary explains that these tigers are being killed for their skin and bones.
这个记录片解释了老虎被杀是因为虎皮和虎骨。 - And so our poor celebrity had faded by the fall, till but for skin and bones, there was no ass at all.
所以,到了秋天,我们这位可怜的大名人就垮了,只剩下皮包骨了,简直都不成样子了。 - An anonymous CCTV staff worker implied such foods might contain gelatin, a collagen-derived material made from animal skin and bones, and used in the chemical industry, the Beijing News reported.
据《新京报》报道,另一名未透露姓名的央视人员也暗示,这类食品可能含有某种明胶。明胶是从动物皮肤和骨骼中提取出来的胶原蛋白衍生品,是一种化工材料。 - He was a little, wrinkled, all skin and bones, old man and lived all alone.
他是一个小老头,皮肤皱缩,瘦得皮包骨头,自己一个人住。 - This is true of cuts of meat as well-chicken with the skin and bones intact costs a lot less than skinned boned chicken breasts.
这对肉类的处理程度来说也是一样的&带骨带皮的鸡要比脱骨脱皮的鸡胸脯便宜很多。 - Weeks in an open boat had reduced the surviving crew members to skin and bones.
幸存的船员在无遮蔽的小船上漂流了几个星期后,一个个瘦得皮包骨。 - We take the skin and bones out of the fish.
我们先除去鱼皮和鱼骨。 - You were skin and bones, weren't you?
你过去是骨瘦如柴,是不是?
