英['skjuːə(r)]美['skjuːər]
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改写自skiver，碎片，小片，来自Proto-Germanic*skif，分开，切开，来自PIE*skei，砍，切，词源同ski，shear，shiver.引申词义扦子，串肉扦。
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小知识
The pointed wooden stick you use to hold cubes of meat or vegetables together while they're cooking is called a skewer. You can also use a very long skewer to toast marshmallows over a campfire.
As a verb, skewer means to push a skewer through food: “Would you skewer those shrimps, and toss them on the grill?” It's also an informal term meaning to criticize someone so harshly that it probably hurts them: “This opinion piece in the newspaper really skewers the President.” Experts guess that skewer has a Scandinavian root, possibly the Old Norse skifa, “a cut or slice.”
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复数： skewers第三人称单数： skewers过去式： skewered过去分词： skewered现在分词： skewering