单词	pare
释义	English American Business pareverb [ T often + adv/prep ] uk/peər/us/per/ to cut away the outer layer from something, especially a fruit or a vegetable: He was busy paring apples in the kitchen. Pare off any bits of the carrots that don't look very nice. to reduce something, especially by a large amount: The three-hour play has been pared (down/back) to two hours. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Removing the skin or seed from fruit & vegetables core hull peel pit pitted seed seeded shell shuck skinless stone stoned top top and tail idiom winnow You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Becoming and making smaller or less Idiom(s) pare sth (down) to the bone pareverb [ T ] us/peər/ to cut away the thin outer layer of something, esp. food, or to reduce the size of something: [ M ] He turned the blade to pare off a piece of cheese. [ M ] We have to pare down and eliminate the waste and inefficiency. [ T ] Simon had to pare the play. pareverb [ T ] uk/peər/us to reduce an amount or number of something: The city manager is trying to pare down the number of tax-exempt organizations that donate to the city. Each department should submit plans to pare 2.5% from their budgets this fiscal year.
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pareverb [ T often + adv/prep ]

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