skin

be skin and bone

(of a person or animal) be very thin

（人，動(dòng)物）皮包骨頭，極瘦

by the skin of one's teeth

by a very narrow margin; only just

剛好，僅，勉強(qiáng)

I only got away by the skin of my teeth.

我剛好逃脫。

get under someone's skin informal

annoy or irritate someone intensely

(非正式)惹惱，激怒

it was the sheer effrontery of them which got under my skin.

是他們的厚顏無(wú)恥使我生氣。

fill someone's mind in a compelling and persistent way

持續(xù)引起某人關(guān)注

reach or display a deep understanding of someone

深刻理解；表現(xiàn)出對(duì)（某人）的深刻理解

movies that get under the skin of the British national character.

深刻反映英國(guó)民族特征的電影。

give someone (some) skin

(US black slang)shake or slap hands together as a gesture or friendship or solidarity

(美，黑俚)握（或拍）手問(wèn)好

have a thick (或 thin) skin

be insensitive (or oversensitive) to criticism or insults

臉皮厚（或薄)，對(duì)批評(píng)（或侮辱）不敏感（或過(guò)于敏感）

it's no skin off my nose (或 美

(informal)used to indicate that one is not offended or adversely affected by something

(非正式)無(wú)損某人的毫毛，對(duì)某人毫無(wú)影響

‘I've not much appetite, I'm afraid.’ ‘No skin off my nose.’.

“恐怕我沒(méi)有食欲。”“這不影響我的胃口。”。

keep (或 sleep in) a whole skin

(archaic)escape being wounded or injured

(古)受傷逃跑

skin and blister

(Brit. rhyming slang)a person's sister

(英，諧俚)某人的姐妹

skin one's teeth

(W. Indian)laugh, especially inappropriately or unexpectedly

(西印度)（尤指不合時(shí)宜或不期然地）笑，傻笑

there's more than one way to skin a cat

(proverb)there's more than one way of achieving one's aim

(諺)達(dá)到目的的方法不止一種

skin up

(Brit. informal)make a cannabis cigarette

(英，非正式)制作大麻香煙

by the skin of (one's) teeth

By the smallest margin.

剛好，勉強(qiáng)

get under (one's) skin

To irritate or stimulate; provoke.

激怒某人：惹怒或刺激；激起

To become an obsession.

引起關(guān)注

under the skin

Beneath the surface; fundamentally

在本質(zhì)上，在內(nèi)心上：在表面以下；基本地

enemies who are really brothers under the skin.

敵人實(shí)際上是真正的兄弟