skeleton是什么意思_skeleton的中文翻译_用法_简单造句

英['skelɪtn]美['skelɪtn]

n. 骨架；纲要；骨骼；骨瘦如柴的人或动物；家丑

adj. 骨骼的

记忆方法

词源词根法

来自拉丁语sceleton，骨骼，骨架，来自希腊语skeleton soma，骨架，字面意思为干枯的身体，来自skeletos，干枯的，来自skellein，使干燥，使硬化，词源同sclerosis，shallow，soma，身体，词源同somatic，chromosome.引申比喻义梗概，纲要等。

谐音记忆法

还可谐音：撕开了疼，骨骼撕开了疼得要命。

中文
双解
英英
词法

noun(名词)

骨骼，骨架
框架;梗概，纲要

双解例句

noun(名词)

骨骼，骨架
We found an old sheep skeleton up on the cliffs.
我们在悬崖上发现了一副老绵羊的骨架。
Her long illness reduced her to a skeleton (= made her very thin).
长期的疾病使她瘦得只剩皮包骨头了。
框架;梗概，纲要
The skeleton of my book is written/My book is in skeleton form – now I just have to add the details.
我的书已经有了框架——现在我只需要添加细节了。

小知识

One thing every person (and most animals) in the world has in common is a skeleton: we all have a connected group of bones that help shape and support our bodies.

You probably see a lot of skeletons at Halloween, because they look a little spooky. They shouldn't scare you too much, because we all have skeletons under our skin and muscles. Skeletons give our body shape, and parts of the skeleton (like the skull) protect important organs (like the brain). Sometimes, the word skeleton is used to mean the “bare bones” of other things: the skeleton of a financial plan is a basic outline of that plan. If you said someone has a “skeleton in their closet,” it means they're hiding something embarrassing or incriminating.