skewering
英 [ˈskjuːərɪŋ]
美 [ˈskjuːərɪŋ]
v. 用扦子串住
skewer的现在分词
柯林斯词典
- 串肉扦;扦子
A skewer is a long metal pin which is used to hold pieces of food together during cooking. - VERB 用扦子串住;将…叉住
If you skewer something, you push a long, thin, pointed object through it.- He skewered his victim through the neck.
他用扦子刺穿了受害人的脖子。 - ...skewered beef with vegetables.
串有蔬菜的烤牛肉串
- He skewered his victim through the neck.
双语例句
- The fibers are thought to do so by skewering cells, setting off chemical reactions that lead to inflammation, DNA damage and cell death.
石棉纤维被认为通过刺穿细胞引起能够导致炎症、DNA受损和细胞死亡的化学反应而引发癌症。 - For example, in one chapter," Online Tutorials: Friend or Foe," Greg covers a number of online learning resources, noting their strengths and mapping out drawbacks and skewering weak areas.
例如，在其中一章中，“在线教师：朋友还是敌人？”，Greg介绍了很多在线学习资源，提到了这些资源的作用，列出缺点和不够好的地方。 - He delights in skewering the perverse consequences of the new labour fad for using targets to try to improve the performance of the public sector.
他喜欢将新工党（labour）热衷于尝试利用指标来改变公共部门业绩的风气的反面结果串连在一起。 - Mr Romney, a former boss and joint founder of Bain Capital, a large private-equity firm that now manages$ 66 billion, may open up the industry to an unwelcome public skewering.
罗姆尼，一位贝恩资本的昔日老板和联合创始人，贝恩资本这个大型的私人股权投资基金现在控制着660美元，而它现在也许非常不情愿地开放这个行业并接受公众的监督。 - But Mr Stone is more interested in skewering rapacious financiers than rash homeowners.
但是斯通先生更感兴趣的是去讥讽贪婪的金融家而不是冲动的物业主。