fleshed

1. [U]肉 the soft part of the body of a person or animal that covers the bones and lies under the skin
2. [U]果肉 the soft part of a fruit or vegetable, which can be eaten
3. [S]肉体 the physical human body as opposed to the mind or soul

• eat flesh吃肉
• eat one's own flesh偷懒,好吃懒做
• gain〔get, make, put on〕 flesh长肉,发胖
• lose flesh变瘦,消瘦
• pick up flesh长胖
• reduce one's flesh减肥
• waste one's flesh消瘦

• own flesh and blood亲骨肉
• plump flesh丰满的肉体

• flesh tights肉色紧身衣

• after the flesh世俗的,粗鄙的
• in flesh肥胖的
• in the flesh活生生的,本人,亲自,以肉体形式
• a great deal of flesh许多肉

• the flesh of a nut〔peach〕胡桃〔桃子〕果肉
• the flesh of an apple苹果的果肉部分
• the flesh of animals动物肉

flesh and blood血肉之躯；人类；情欲

in the flesh本人；亲自；以肉体形式

all flesh众生；人类

after the flesh世俗地，粗俗地

pound of flesh合乎法律的无礼要求

in flesh肥胖

gain flesh发胖；长肉

flesh out充实，具体化

flesh wound轻伤，皮肉之伤；皮肉伤

become one flesh成为一体

1. The knife cut the flesh of his arm.
   小刀把他胳膊上的肉割破了。
2. The pain was almost more than flesh could take.
   疼痛几乎使肉体受不了。
3. We are made from flesh and soul.
   我们是肉体与灵魂结合的产物。
4. His life was devoted to the pleasure of the flesh.
   他一生贪图肉体上的舒适享受。
5. The flesh of a human contains fat and muscle.
   人类的肉体包含脂肪和肌肉。
6. Humans and animals resorted to eating flesh to survive.
   人类和动物们靠食肉幸存。

1. Examples were used to flesh out the skeleton of the argument.
   通过例证使干巴巴的论点充实起来。
2. This essay if far too short; I'll have to think of some way to flesh it out.
   这篇文章太短了，我得想个办法充实它。
3. Good meals can make you flesh out.
   佳肴可使你长胖。