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pierce v.刺穿；穿透；洞悉Pierce.n.皮尔斯（人名） (1) 针刺进了她的手指。(2) 这种新型子弹头能够穿甲。(3) 这个团突破了敌军防线。(4) 她看不透他的心思。 Pierce has several meanings, but they all involve something sharp penetrating something else, like scissors through a plastic bag or a pen through a pocket. You can also pierce confusion by saying something that makes everything clear. Another meaning has to do with sound. Much like a knife, a sharp sound can pierce the silence and a loud, high shriek will pierce your ears.

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英 [pɪəs] 美 [pɪrs] (1) The needle pierced her finger.(2) This new type of bullet can pierce armor.(3) The regiment pierced through the enemy's lines.(4) She couldn't pierce his thoughts. If something pokes your hand, you will probably look at your hand to see if it pierced the skin. To pierce means to go right through, especially with something sharp. 1[VERB 动词]刺入；刺穿；刺破 If a sharp object pierces something, or if you pierce something with a sharp object, the object goes into it and makes a hole in it.   [V n]One bullet pierced the left side of his chest...一颗子弹射入他的左胸。Pierce the skin of the potato with a fork.用叉子扎破土豆皮。2[VERB 动词]给…穿孔；给…打眼 If you have your ears or some other part of your body pierced, you have a small hole made through them so that you can wear a piece of jewellery in them.   [have n V-ed]  [V-ed]  [Also V n]I'm having my ears pierced on Saturday.我周六要去扎耳洞。...her pierced ears with their tiny gold studs.她戴着小巧金耳钉的穿了耳洞的耳朵3[VERB 动词]（光线）穿透；（声音）响彻 If a light or sound pierces something or pierces through it, it is suddenly seen or heard very clearly.   [V n]  [V through n]  [LITERARY 文]A spotlight pierced the darkness...聚光灯穿透了黑暗。Then he spoke, in a voice that pierced the thick air...随后他开始讲话，洪亮的声音划破了窒闷的空气。The clock striking the hour pierced through his thoughts.时钟的报时把他从沉思中惊醒。4[VERB 动词]使心如刀割 If a thought, feeling, or sound pierces someone's heart, it makes them experience a feeling, especially sadness, very strongly.   [V n]  [LITERARY 文]This sound, like all music, pierced my heart like a dagger.这种声音像所有的音乐一样，如短剑般直刺我心。5[VERB 动词]穿过；突破 If someone pierces something that acts as a barrier, they manage to get through it.   [V n]  [Also V through n]German armoured divisions pierced the Russian lines.德国装甲师突破了俄国的防线。

英语单词	pierce
英美音标	英 [pɪəs] 美 [pɪrs]
中文释义	v.刺穿；穿透；洞悉 Pierce. n.皮尔斯（人名）
英语例句	(1) The needle pierced her finger. (2) This new type of bullet can pierce armor. (3) The regiment pierced through the enemy's lines. (4) She couldn't pierce his thoughts.
中文例句	(1) 针刺进了她的手指。 (2) 这种新型子弹头能够穿甲。 (3) 这个团突破了敌军防线。 (4) 她看不透他的心思。
vocabulary简明	If something pokes your hand, you will probably look at your hand to see if it pierced the skin. To pierce means to go right through, especially with something sharp.
vocabulary扩展	Pierce has several meanings, but they all involve something sharp penetrating something else, like scissors through a plastic bag or a pen through a pocket. You can also pierce confusion by saying something that makes everything clear. Another meaning has to do with sound. Much like a knife, a sharp sound can pierce the silence and a loud, high shriek will pierce your ears.
柯林斯解释	1 [VERB 动词]刺入；刺穿；刺破 If a sharp object pierces something, or if you pierce something with a sharp object, the object goes into it and makes a hole in it. [V n] One bullet pierced the left side of his chest... 一颗子弹射入他的左胸。 Pierce the skin of the potato with a fork. 用叉子扎破土豆皮。 2 [VERB 动词]给…穿孔；给…打眼 If you have your ears or some other part of your body pierced, you have a small hole made through them so that you can wear a piece of jewellery in them. [have n V-ed] [V-ed] [Also V n] I'm having my ears pierced on Saturday. 我周六要去扎耳洞。 ...her pierced ears with their tiny gold studs. 她戴着小巧金耳钉的穿了耳洞的耳朵 3 [VERB 动词]（光线）穿透；（声音）响彻 If a light or sound pierces something or pierces through it, it is suddenly seen or heard very clearly. [V n] [V through n] [LITERARY 文] A spotlight pierced the darkness... 聚光灯穿透了黑暗。 Then he spoke, in a voice that pierced the thick air... 随后他开始讲话，洪亮的声音划破了窒闷的空气。 The clock striking the hour pierced through his thoughts. 时钟的报时把他从沉思中惊醒。 4 [VERB 动词]使心如刀割 If a thought, feeling, or sound pierces someone's heart, it makes them experience a feeling, especially sadness, very strongly. [V n] [LITERARY 文] This sound, like all music, pierced my heart like a dagger. 这种声音像所有的音乐一样，如短剑般直刺我心。 5 [VERB 动词]穿过；突破 If someone pierces something that acts as a barrier, they manage to get through it. [V n] [Also V through n] German armoured divisions pierced the Russian lines. 德国装甲师突破了俄国的防线。

Pierce D N Verb 动词 [V Pierced Sharp