| 释义 |
shave /shāv/ transitive verb (pap shaved or archaic shāˈven)- To scrape or pare off a superficial slice, hair (esp of the face), or other surface material from
- To tonsure
- To remove by scraping or paring
- To pare closely
- To graze the surface of
- To plunder, fleece
intransitive verb- To remove hair with a razor
- To pass or escape with little margin
noun- The act or process of shaving
- A paring
- A narrow miss or escape (esp in close shave)
- A paring or slicing tool
ORIGIN: OE sc(e)afan; Du schaven, Ger schaben shaveˈling noun A tonsured cleric shāˈven adjective - Shaved
- Tonsured
- Close-cut
- Smoothed
shāˈver noun - A person who shaves
- An electric razor
- A barber
- A sharp or extortionate dealer
- A chap, a youngster (informal)
shāˈvie noun (Scot) A trick shāˈving noun - The act of scraping or using a razor
- A thin slice, esp a curled piece of wood planed off
shaveˈ-grass noun Dutch rush shāˈving-brush noun A brush for lathering the face before shaving shāˈving-soap noun Soap for lathering in preparation for shaving shāˈving-stick noun A cylindrical piece of shaving-soap |