skim

中英词典：skim

形容词

1. skim /skɪm/ (adj.): superficial; not thorough
2. skimmed /skɪmd/ (adj.): (of milk) having had the cream removed
3. skimpy /ˈskɪmpi/ (adj.): small, insufficient, or inadequate in size or amount
4. skimming /ˈskɪmɪŋ/ (adj.): used to describe criminal activities involving the unauthorized copying of information from the magnetic strip of a credit card or cash card
5. skimpy /ˈskɪmpi/ (adj.): used to describe clothing that reveals a large amount of the body, often in a way that is intended to be sexually exciting

名词

1. skim /skɪm/ (n.): a thin layer of a substance that forms on the surface of a liquid
2. skim /skɪm/ (n.): the act of reading something quickly in order to get a general idea of its contents
3. skim /skɪm/ (n.): the act of stealing credit card or cash card information by copying it from the magnetic strip on the card
4. skim /skɪm/ (n.): the act of throwing a flat stone horizontally across the surface of water so that it bounces along the surface several times before sinking
5. skim /skɪm/ (n.): the act of moving smoothly and quickly along the surface of something
6. skim /skɪm/ (n.): a preparation of milk from which the cream has been removed
7. skimmer /ˈskɪmər/ (n.): a flat, shallow utensil used for skimming liquids
8. skim /skɪm/ (n.): a person who participates in the sport of skimming stones
9. skimming /ˈskɪmɪŋ/ (n.): the act of illegally copying credit card or cash card information from the magnetic strip on the card
10. skimpy /ˈskɪmpi/ (n.): revealing or skimpy clothing, especially women's clothing

词语辨析

1. skim vs. scan: Both words refer to quickly looking through something, but "skim" implies a more superficial and quick reading, while "scan" suggests a quick search or examination for specific information.

词汇扩充

1. skim milk /skɪm mɪlk/ (n.): milk from which the cream has been removed
2. skimboarding /ˈskɪmbɔrdɪŋ/ (n.): a water sport where a person rides a skimboard on the shoreline, gliding over the water's surface
3. skimpy dress /ˈskɪmpi drɛs/ (n.): a revealing or skimpy dress, typically worn by women
4. skim coat /skɪm koʊt/ (n.): a thin layer of plaster or cement that is applied to a surface to provide a smooth finish
5. skimpy lingerie /ˈskɪmpi lɪnʒəˌreɪ/ (n.): revealing or skimpy undergarments, often worn for seductive purposes

近义词

1. glance /ɡlæns/ (v.): to look quickly or briefly
2. flick /flɪk/ (v.): to move or hit something quickly and lightly
3. peruse /pəˈruz/ (v.): to read or examine something carefully and thoroughly
4. browse /braʊz/ (v.): to look through a book, magazine, etc., without reading everything
5. skim through /skɪm θruː/ (v.): to read or look through something quickly, not paying a lot of attention to details

反义词

1. scrutinize /ˈskruːtəˌnaɪz/ (v.): to examine something carefully in detail
2. pore over /pɔːr ˈoʊvər/ (v.): to read, study, or examine something carefully and thoroughly
3. analyze /ˈænəˌlaɪz/ (v.): to examine something in detail, typically to explain or interpret it
4. study /ˈstʌdi/ (v.): to give careful thought to something; to examine something in detail

柯林斯词典

skim (verb): If you skim a book or a magazine, you read it quickly in order to get a general idea of the contents.

skim (noun): Skim is the thin layer of milk that forms on the surface of milk when it is heated or left for a long time.

牛津词典

skim (verb): Read (something) quickly or cursorily so as to note only the important points.

skim (noun): The action of reading something quickly or superficially.

用法

1. Verb:
- She skimmed through the book to find the relevant information.
- I skim the newspaper every morning to catch up on the latest news.
- He skimmed the report and made a few notes.
- The teacher asked the students to skim the text before reading it more carefully.
- She skimmed the surface of the water with a stone.
- The thief was caught skimming credit card information from unsuspecting customers.

2. Noun:
- She gave the document a quick skim to get an overview.
- The milk had a layer of skim on top.
- He gave the report a skim before the meeting.
- The skim across the water was impressive.
- I prefer to drink skim in my coffee.
- The chef used a skimmer to remove the impurities from the stock.
- He is an expert skimmer and can make stones bounce multiple times.
- The criminal was involved in the illegal skimming of credit card data.
- She wore a skimpy to the beach, attracting attention from others.

相关例句

1. She skimmed through the book to find the relevant information. (她翻阅书本以找到相关信息。)
2. I skim the newspaper every morning to catch up on the latest news. (我每天早上浏览报纸以了解最新消息。)
3. He skimmed the report and made a few notes. (他略读了报告并做了几个笔记。)
4. The teacher asked the students to skim the text before reading it more carefully. (老师要求学生在仔细阅读之前先浏览一下文本。)
5. She skimmed the surface of the water with a stone. (她用石头将水面划过。)
6. The thief was caught skimming credit card information from unsuspecting customers. (小偷被抓到从不怀疑的顾客那里盗取信用卡信息。)
7. She gave the document a quick skim to get an overview. (她快速浏览了一下文件以获得一个概览。)
8. The milk had a layer of skim on top. (牛奶上面有一层浮沫。)
9. He gave the report a skim before the meeting. (在会议前，他浏览了一下报告。)
10. The skim across the water was impressive. (水面上的掠过令人印象深刻。)
11. I prefer to drink skim in my coffee. (我喜欢在咖啡中加脱脂牛奶。)
12. The chef used a skimmer to remove the impurities from the stock. (厨师用漏网将原料中的杂质去除。)
13. He is an expert skimmer and can make stones bounce multiple times. (他是个熟练的惯石者，可以让石头多次跳跃。)
14. The criminal was involved in the illegal skimming of credit card data. (这个罪犯参与了非法盗取信用卡数据的行为。)
15. She wore a skimpy to the beach, attracting attention from others. (她在海滩上穿着暴露的衣服，吸引了其他人的注意。)