[Sửa] Thịt

[Sửa] Thịt, cùi (quả)

[Sửa] Sự mập, sự béo

to put on flesh

lên cân, béo ra

to lose flesh

sút cân, gầy đi

[Sửa] Xác thịt, thú nhục dục

[Sửa] Kích thích (chó săn)

[Sửa] Làm cho hăng máu

[Sửa] Tập cho quen cảnh đổ máu

[Sửa] Đâm (gươm...) vào thịt

[Sửa] Vỗ béo, nuôi béo; làm cho có da có thịt

[Sửa] Nạo thịt (ở miếng da để thuộc)

[Sửa] Khai (đao...); (nghĩa bóng) khai (bút...)

[Sửa] (thông tục) béo ra, có da có thịt

[Sửa] to be flesh and blood

là người trần

[Sửa] to be in flesh

béo

[Sửa] flesh and blood

cơ thể bằng da bằng thịt; loài người

Có thật, không tưởng tượng

[Sửa] to go the way of all flesh

Xem go

[Sửa] in the flesh

bằng xương bằng thịt

[Sửa] to make someone's flesh creep

Xem creep

[Sửa] One's own flesh and blood

Người máu mủ ruột thịt

[Sửa] to demand one's pound of flesh

đòi cho đủ mới thôi

[Sửa] a thorn in someone's flesh

cái gai, người bị xem là chướng ngại vật

[Sửa] the world, the flesh and the devil

mọi thứ phàm tục trên đời

[Sửa] to flesh sth out

bổ sung cái gì cho dồi dào

[Sửa] thịt

[Sửa] cùi (quả)

[Sửa] thịt

flesh cut

sự cắt thịt

flesh cut

vết cắt vào thịt

to strip the flesh

xả thịt

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] Meat; tissue, muscle: We ate the flesh and threw away thefat, bones, and skin.

[Sửa] Body, corporeality, flesh and blood,human nature, physicality; mortality: The spirit is willing butthe flesh is weak.

[Sửa] Flesh and blood. real, physical,corporeal, human, natural: He pointed out that he was flesh andblood, not a robot.

[Sửa] In the flesh. personally, in person,really, physically, bodily, alive, living, in life: She stoodbefore me, in the flesh.

[Sửa] One's (own) flesh and blood. kin,kinsfolk or US and Canadian kinfolk, family, stock, blood, kithand kin, relatives, relations: How could she treat her ownflesh and blood that way?

[Sửa] V.

[Sửa] Flesh out. substantiate, fill (in or out), give or lendsubstance or dimension to, incorporate, embody, colour: Theidea is good, but it needs fleshing out.

[Sửa] N. & v.

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] A the soft, esp. muscular, substance betweenthe skin and bones of an animal or a human. b plumpness; fat(has put on flesh). c archaic meat, esp. excluding poultry,game, and offal.

[Sửa] The body as opposed to the mind or the soul,esp. considered as sinful.

[Sửa] The pulpy substance of a fruit ora plant.

[Sửa] A the visible surface of the human body with ref. toits colour or appearance. b (also flesh-colour) a yellowishpink colour.

[Sửa] Animal or human life.

[Sửa] V.tr.

[Sửa] Embody inflesh.

[Sửa] Incite (a hound etc.) by the taste of blood.

[Sửa] Initiate, esp. by aggressive or violent means, esp.: a use (asword etc.) for the first time on flesh. b use (wit, the pen,etc.) for the first time. c inflame (a person) by the foretasteof success.

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] The body or its substance.

[Sửa] Humankind.

[Sửa] Human nature, esp. as being fallible.

[Sửa] Adj. actually living,not imaginary or supernatural. flesh-fly (pl. -flies) any flyof the family Sarcophagidae that deposits eggs or larvae in deadflesh. flesh out make or become substantial. flesh side theside of a hide that adjoined the flesh. flesh tintsflesh-colours as rendered by a painter. flesh-wound a wound notreaching a bone or a vital organ. in the flesh in bodily form,in person. lose (or put on) flesh grow thinner or fatter. makea person's flesh creep frighten or horrify a person, esp. withtales of the supernatural etc. one flesh (of two people)intimately united, esp. by virtue of marriage (Gen. 2:24).one's own flesh and blood near relatives; descendants. sins ofthe flesh unchastity. the way of all flesh experience common toall mankind.

[Sửa] Fleshless adj. [OE fl‘sc f. Gmc]