■
verb [VN] to push a
skewer or other thin pointed object through sth用扦子串住
,skew-1
wh iff «办（0r£, not straight 偏的；斜
的；歪的
ski /ski:/ noun, adj., verb
m noun {pi. skis)
1 one of
a pair of long narrow pieces of wood, metal or plastic that you attach to boots
so that you can move smoothly over snow 滑雪板：a pair
of sfcis —副滑雪板一picture o skiing 2 = waterski n. madj. [only before noun] connected with the sport of skiing 滑雪的：sfci
boots滑雪靴◊
the sfci dopes滑雪坡
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verb (ski-ing,
skied, skied) [V] 1 [usually +adv./prep.] to
move over snow on skis, especially as a sport ^•雪■(运 动）2 go skiing to
spend time skiing for pleasure 滑 雪（作为娱乐）：We went
sfcifng in
'ski-bob noun a
vehicle for riding on snow, which looks like a bicycle with skis instead of
wheels 雪翠►
'ski-bob verb (-bb-)
[V] skid /skid/ verb, noun
■
(-dd-) [V] (usually of a vehicle 通常指车辆）to slide sideways
or forwards in an uncontrolled way 侧滑；打
滑；滑行：The car skidded on
the ice and went straight into the waH.汽车在冰上打滑，径直撞到了墙上。◊The
taxi sfcfdded to a just in rime.出租车滑行了一段路
…后 r 及时停了下来。OHer/oot
s/ddded on the wet/foor amishe/eHheaWZy.她的脚在湿地板上一滑，重重地摔了
一跋。
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noun 1 the movement of a vehicle when it suddenly
slides sideways in an uncontrolled way 侧滑；打滑；矣 然向一侧滑行：77ie
motorbike went mto a sfcid. _ 托车 _ 一侧滑 7 ib 去。◊打ie sfcfd marks on the
road s/iowed /iowjiast the car had been traveHing.公路上留下的滑行 痕迹说明这辆车当时开得有多快。2 a
part that is underneath some aircraft, beside the wheels, and is used for
landing (:飞机的）起落橇，滑橇：the
skids of a heli- copter 直弁的起落橇一picture o page Rii U»!i!l put the skids under sb/sth (informal) to
stop sb/sth from being successful or making progress 使失败；使走下坡 ^ be on the 'skids [informal) to be
in a bad situation that will get worse逐渐衰落；走下坡路
'skid lid noun
[BrE, informal) a helmet
(= hard hat) worn to protect the head on a bicycle, skateboard, efc.(自行宇、滑板运动等中戴的
> 防撞头盔，安全帽
skid-pan /'skidpaen/ noun an area with a surface
that is especially prepared so that drivers can practise controlling skids (供驾车者练习控制车辆打滑的）转向
$验，
,skid 'row
noun [U] [informal, especially
skies p/. of SKY
skiff /skif/ noun
a small light boat for rowing or
sailing, usually for one person (尤指单人的）小划艇，小帆船
skiffle /'skifl/ noun a type of music popular in
the 1950s, that was a mixture of jazz
and folk music 即
兴摇滚乐(流行于20世纪50年代，结合了爵*乐和民间
鮮）
ski*ing /'skinq/
noun [u] the sport or activity of moving over snow
on skis 滑健（运动）：to go skiing 去滑雪◊
down/ii〖l/cross-coimt?y sfcffng 速降/ 越野滑_ ◊ a sfcifng /loKday/instructor/Iessoa/vacation, etc.滑.雪
雪教练、滑雪课、滑雪假期等
ski-joring /'ski:d3〇：rirj;
.skir'dsoir-/ noun [U] the activity of being pulled over snow or
ice on skis, by a horse or
\〇彳乘马（或狗）拉雪橇
'ski jump noun a very
steep artificial slope that ends suddenly and that is covered with snow. People
ski down the slope, jump off the end
and see how far they can travel through the air before landing.跳台滑着 ►
ski jumper noun ski
jumping noun [U] ： Is ski
jumping an Olympic sport? k
^ ®
^S >% ? 〇
the Swiss
sfci-_/umping team 瑞士跳台滑雪队
skiing滑雪(运动)
downhill skiing速降滑雪 snowboarding滑雪板运动
cross-country skiing 越野滑雪运动
Skil-flll (Br£) {NAmE skill-ful) /'skilfl/ adj.
1 (of a person A) good at doing sth, especially sth that needs a
particular ability or special training 技术好的； 功夫深知；熟练的 accomplished ： a skilful ^ayer/per/ormer/teacher挂术好的运动员；功夫深的表
演#;舍^[学的老师孑made or
done very well制作精
良的；处理巧妙的 BQ3 professional: Thanks to her
skilful handling of the affair, the problem was averted. ^ 亏她对事情处理得巧妙，才避免了麻烦。tskil-ful_ly/-fali/ adv.
'ski
lift noun a machine for taking skiers
up a slope so that they can then ski down (运送滑雪者i坡的）上山
吊♦椅
skill ^ /skil/ noun
1 [U]〜（in/at
sth) I ~ (in/at
doing sth) the ability to do sth well 技15;会艺：ITie job requires sfciH and an eye /or detafi•这项工作需要技巧和注意细节的眼光。◊ What made
him remarkable as a photographer was his skill in capturing the moment•他捕捉瞬间画面的能力使他成为
一名不同凡响的摄影师。2 [C] a particular ability or type of ability 技术；技能：We need people with practicaZ sfciHs ?ifce carpentry•耗们需要有木工等实用技术的人。◊ management 管理能力
skilled 0■■ /skild/ fl办
1 〜（in/at sth) | 〜（in/at doing sth) having enough
ability, experience and knowledge to be able to do sth well.有技
的；熟练的：a
sfcfHed engineer/negotfator/ cra/temcm高明的工程师；老练的谈判者；技术熟练的 .工匠，0 She k highly sfcfZled at
deaiin^ with d断cult
customers.每知•难缠的顾客她很有一手* ◊ a shortage 0/ skilled
labour (= people who have had training in a skill)缺乏技术工又 2 (of a job 工作）needing
special abilities or training 需奏专门技术‘ HT1 expert ： JFurniture-mafcfng
is very sfciHed worfc.做家具是技术性很
弓早的活儿。EH3 UNSKILLED
skiMet /'skiht/
noun {NAmB)
= frying pan skill-ful (NAm^) =
SKILFUL
skim /skim/ (-mm-) 1 [VN]〜（sth off/from) sth to
remove fat, cream, etc. from the surface of a liquid Wi 去（液体上的油脂或乳脂等）：Skim the scum off the jam ancHet it cooi.撇去果酱上的浮沫，让它冷却。◊ Sfcim the jam a/wUet f t coo/.撇去果酱上的浮沫，让它冷
却。2 [no passive] (along/over，etc.) sth to move quickly and lightly over a surface, not touching it or