skill [ skil ] n. 技能,技巧 e.g. 1. It takes skill to tune a piano. 为钢琴调音需要专门技能。
2. The point is there is a difference between an interest and a skill. 这就是兴趣与技能是有区别的。
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skilled [ skild ] a. 有技能的,熟练的 e.g. 1. I am skilled in operating a computer. 我能够熟练操作计算机。
2. Skilled mechanics can quickly be brought to the assistance of motorists. 熟练的机械师可迅速地被派去救援汽车驾驶人。
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skillet [ 'skilit ] n. 煎锅 e.g. 1. Rub up the skillet please. 请把长柄锅擦亮。
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skillful [ 'skilful ] a. 熟练的 e.g. 1. He is a skillful teacher. 他擅长教学。
2. Skillful in the use of the hands. 灵巧的手的使用熟练的
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skillfully [ 'skilfuli ] ad. 巧妙地, 技术好地 e.g. 1. John weaving his way skillfully through the crowds, was one of the few who managed to get a good view of the President. 约翰巧妙地七弯八拐地穿过人群,是为数不多的几位能清楚地看见总统的人之一。
2. He steered the car skillfully through the narrow streets. 他熟练地驾驶着汽车穿过狭窄的街道。
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skillfulness a. 有技巧(制作精巧) e.g.
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skim [ skim ] v. 略读, 掠过, 滑过 e.g. 1. It took me an hour to skim the book. 我花了一小时把这本书浏览了一遍。
2. The hovercraft is able to skim over the water. 气垫船能掠过水面飞速行驶。
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skimmer [ 'skimə ] n. 撇取浮皮的器具,大略阅读的人,网杓 e.g.
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skimming [ 'skimiŋ ] 早期获利 e.g. 1. It took me an hour to skim the book. 我花了一小时把这本书浏览了一遍。
2. A seagull skims the water. 海鸥掠过水面。
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skimp [ skimp ] vt. 少给(淘汰选矿,马马虎虎的做)
a. 少的(不足的) e.g. 1. They have to skimp on fuel in winter. 冬天他们得节省燃料.
2. Use plenty of oil. Don't skimp! 多用些油. 别省著!
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skimpy [ 'skimpi ] a. 缺乏的(马虎的) e.g.
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skin [ skin ] n. 皮肤,外皮
v. 剥皮,长皮 e.g. 1. He skinned his knee when he fell. 他摔跤时把膝盖擦破了。
2. He had brown skin. 他的皮肤是棕色的
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skin-deep [ 'skin'dip ] a. 肤浅的,外表上的 e.g. 1. His political commitment is only skin-deep. 他政治上的承诺只是表面文章。
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skinflint [ 'skinflint ] n. 吝啬鬼 e.g.
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skinhead [ 'skinhed ] n. (尤指英国)短发,行为暴戾的青少年 e.g.
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skinny [ 'skini ] a. 皮状的(体积小的),皮包骨头的 e.g. 1. You're skinny enough without going on a diet! 你不必节食就已经够瘦的了!
2. He looks much too skinny/scrawny to be a weight-lifter. 他瘦骨嶙峋的, 当不了举重运动员.
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skip [ skip ] n. 跳跃,跳读
v. 跳越,蹦跳,略过,跳过 e.g. 1. Children are fond of skipping. 孩子们喜欢跳绳。
2. Lambs skipped in the field. 小羊在田野里跳跃。
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skipper [ 'skipə ] n. 船长,主将,正驾驶 e.g. 1. The skipper knows where every storm is. 船长知道每一个风暴在什么地方。
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skipping [ 'skipiŋ ] 暂时把货物腾空(以便称量皮重) e.g. 1. Children are fond of skipping. 孩子们喜欢跳绳。
2. I read the whole book without skipping (a page). 我一页不漏地读完了全书.
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skirmish [ 'skə:miʃ ] n. 前哨战,小争斗,小冲突
v. 从事小争斗 e.g. 1. This area is peaceful except for a few skirmishes in the distance. 除了远处的零星的小冲突之外,这个地区是和平的。
2. The skirmish grew into a major battle. 小冲突扩大形成大战斗。
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