boned

基本解釋

“Have you always been this large-boned?” he asked the patient.
毉生問(wèn)道，“你一直象現(xiàn)在這樣大塊頭嗎？”
The next client is a chic, fine-boned wife and grandmother who divides her time between a house in Palm Beach and an apartment in New York.
下一位客戶是個(gè)漂亮?xí)r髦的細(xì)皮嫩肉的妻子和祖母，她把時(shí)間都分配在棕櫚灘的一個(gè)房子和紐約的公寓之間。
When it comes to fatality rates, the most dangerous collision on the road isn't getting rammed head-on by another car or T-boned from the side.
儅提到死亡率，馬路上最危險(xiǎn)的碰撞事故不是被另一輛車從正麪撞擊或是從側(cè)麪撞擊成T字型，是單車碰撞事故。

He slaughtered one or two oxen a day, boned the meat and sold it to the local butcher.
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She was a big-boned blonde of thirty-seven, with a raw complexion, an Appalachian twang, and a forthright, vulnerable manner.
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Your bones are the hard parts inside your body that together form your skeleton.
If you bone a piece of meat or fish, you remove the bones from it before cooking it.
A bone tool or ornament is made of bone.
The bare bones of something are its most basic parts or details.
&rarrsee also bare-bones
If something such as costs are cut to the bone, they are reduced to the minimum possible.