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fleece

/fliːs/ /fliːs/
  • n.
    羊毛,(一只羊一次剪下的)毛;羊毛状衬里;羊毛状织物上衣(或其他衣服);(纹章)挂在环形饰物上的羊毛状装饰
  • v.
    敲诈,骗取钱财; 给(羊)剪(羊毛);<文>(用羊毛状物)覆盖
  • 人名 (Fleece)(英)弗利斯(人名)
复数fleeces
第三人称单数fleeces
现在分词fleecing
过去式fleeced
过去分词fleeced
GRE

词语例句

  1. 羊毛,(一只羊一次剪下的)毛n.

    • The man clutched the ram by two handfuls of shaggy fleece.

      男人双手紧抓住那又长又厚的毛,把公羊揪住。

  2. 羊毛状衬里un.

    • His mother bought him a blue jacket with fleece lining.

      他妈妈给他买了一件有羊毛衬里的蓝夹克。

  3. 羊毛状织物上衣(或其他衣服)cn.

    • She fashioned the yellow fleece into a knitted hat.

      她把黄色的绒头织物做成一顶针织帽子。

  4. 敲诈,骗取钱财vt.

    • She claims he fleeced her out of thousands of pounds.

      她声称他敲诈了她几千英镑。

  1. That night God did so. Only the fleece was dry, all the ground was covered with dew.
    那晚,神也是这么做的。只有羊毛是干的,遍地都有露水。
  2. A new pair of running tights or a cozy fleece will help motivate you to get out for a run.
    一条新的运动紧身裤袜或一件舒适的羊毛衫将有助于激发你去跑步。
  3. By using their help to collect the fleece, which symbolizes power, she shows success by entrusting power to others.
    通过利用他们的帮助去收集羊毛,这象征着权力,她通过把权力委托给别人来显示她的成功。

相关短语

  • Golden Fleece
    金羊毛;黄金之羊;金羊的毛
  • Order of the Golden Fleece
    金羊毛勋章;金羊毛骑士勋章
  • polar fleece
    双面刷毛布;摇粒;双面绒
  • breast fleece
    绒布胸衬;有绒毛的棉布胸衬;热熔衬
  • solid fleece
    素色卫衣布;鱼网布;素色绒布

词语扩展

n.
羊毛,绒头织物;羊毛制的覆盖物
vt.
剪下羊毛;欺诈,剥削
adj.
fleecy覆盖羊毛的;羊毛状的;羊毛似的;轻软的

词义分布

羊毛
82.5%
抓绒
8.8%
诈取
5.3%
欺诈
3.5%

英英释义

  • n.the wool of a sheep or similar animal
  • n.tanned skin of a sheep with the fleece left on; used for clothing
  • n.a soft bulky fabric with deep pile; used chiefly for clothing
  • n.outer coat of especially sheep and yaks
  • v.rip off; ask an unreasonable price
  • v.shear the wool from
  1. n.
    the coat of wool that covers a sheep
    羊毛
  2. n.
    a jacket or a jumper made from a soft warm cloth
    绒头服装; 绒头织物上衣
    • He was wearing tracksuit trousers and a dark blue fleece.
      他穿着运动裤和深蓝色的羊毛衫。

词源

  • fleece
    中世纪英语flees, 来自古英语flēos, 来自原始日耳曼语*fleusaz.
  • fleece羊毛
    来自PIE*wele, 拔,羊毛,词源同wool, flannel.
  • fleece
    Middle English flees, from Old English flēos, from Proto-Germanic *fleusaz.