| [/pɪəs; pɪrs/] v 用法:
1 [Tn, Tn.pr] (a) (of sharp-pointed instruments) go into or through (sth) （指尖物）刺入, 刺透（某物）:
The arrow pierced his shoulder. 那枝箭刺入他的肩膀. *
(fig 比喻) Her suffering pierced their hearts, ie moved them deeply. 她遭受的苦难使他们心如刀绞.
(b) make a hole in or through (sth), esp with a sharp-pointed instrument 在（某物）上扎眼、 穿孔:
pierce holes in leather before sewing it 先在皮子上扎眼然後再缝 *
pierce the skin of cooking sausages with a fork 用叉子在要烹调的香肠上扎孔 *
She had her ears pierced so that she could wear ear-rings. 她已扎了耳朵眼好戴耳环. 用法:
2 [Tn] (of light, sound, etc) penetrate (sth) （指光、 声等）透入, 进入（某处）:
Her shrieks pierced the air. 她尖锐的叫声直刺云天. *
The beam of the searchlight pierced the darkness. 探照灯的光柱射入黑暗中. 用法:
3 [Ipr] ~ through sth force a way into sth; penetrate sth 穿入、穿过或进入某处:
Earth-moving equipment pierced through the jungle. 推土机穿过丛林. |