skin
skinn. a natural protective body covering and site of the sense of touch · n. an outer surface (usually thin) · n. a person's skin regarded as their life
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A sharp needle breaks skin and pierces the firm dark tumor.
一根尖锐的针刺破皮肤,扎进坚硬的深色肿瘤中。
Cells that are skin cells, or brain cells, or organ cells, basically every cell in your body that's not a reproductive cell.
也就是皮肤细胞、脑细胞或器官细胞,基本上就是你体内除了生殖细胞以外的所有细胞。
For some frog species, their skin blends into the leaves around it so perfectly that they're almost invisible.
对于某些青蛙物种来说,它们的皮肤与周围的叶子完美融合,几乎隐形。
But no matter which you use, we'll finish up with some olive oil, and then we'll take a whisk and give this a thoughtful and thorough mixing, and then we'll set it aside and we'll prep our bone-ins, skin-on chicken thighs.
但无论用哪种,最后都要加入橄榄油,然后用搅拌器仔细搅拌均匀,接着放在一旁,准备我们的带骨带皮鸡腿肉。
Yeah, I think a lot of people think gossipy and salacious, and they think, "Oh, you know, I don't want to say that or whatever." But sometimes, like for example, I have an example in here that 90% of visible skin aging is from UV.
是的,我认为很多人一想到八卦和低俗,就会觉得:“哦,你知道,我不想说那个之类的。”但有时,比如我这里有个例子,90%的可见皮肤老化是由紫外线引起的。
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