1 the soft part of a human or animal body (between the bones and under the skin) (人或动物的)肉 The flesh of animals that we eat is called meat. 供食用的肉叫做meat。
2 the part of a fruit or vegetable that is soft and can be eaten 果肉;蔬菜的可吃部份
your (own) flesh and blood a member of your family 亲骨肉;家庭成员
in the flesh in person, not on television, in a photograph, etc 本人(不是电视或照片等上的)
make your flesh creep to make you feel disgusted and/or nervous 使起鸡皮疙瘩;使厌恶;使紧张:
The way he smiled made her flesh creep.他微笑的样子使她起鸡皮疙瘩。
flesh1/flɛʃ; fleʃ/n [U]1 the soft part of your body, between your skin and your bones〔身体上的〕肉: a fish with white flesh 肉色雪白的鱼2 the skin of the human body〔人体的〕皮肤: naked flesh 裸露的皮肤3 the soft part inside a fruit or vegetable 果肉﹔蔬菜的可食部分: Cut the melon in half and scoop out the flesh. 把香瓜切成两半﹐然后挖出瓜肉。see picture at见 FRUIT 图4 in the flesh if you see someone in the flesh, you see them in real life, not in a picture 本人: I was thrilled to meet him in the flesh. 见到他本人﹐我感到非常兴奋。5 your own flesh and blood someone who is part of your family 亲骨肉﹐亲人6 make sb's flesh creep/crawl to make someone feel frightened or nervous 使某人毛骨悚然[胆战心惊]: The way he stared at her made her flesh creep. 他盯着她看的样子使她毛骨悚然。
flesh2v flesh sth out phr v to add more details to something 充实…的内容: You need to flesh out your essay with more examples. 你需要用更多事例来充实你的文章。
fleshfleshfleshesfleshedfleshingnoun (no plural)the soft part of your body under your skinword buildingThe flesh of an animal that we eat is called meat.