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基本释义：
flays
v. 剥(死人或动物的皮)；严厉批评；毒打，狠狠鞭打(直至皮开肉绽)
flay的第三人称单数
英 [fleɪz]
美 [fleɪz]
词典扩展 权威例句 实用例句
柯林斯词典
flay /fleɪ/ [ flaying flayed flays ]
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及物动词 When someone flays an animal or person, they remove their skin, usually when they are dead. 剥(死畜或死人)皮例：
They had to flay the animals and cut them up.
他们不得不将动物剥皮并切块。
权威例句
1. The boy is very active, ha never flays up.
这个男孩很活跃，但从来不惹麻烦。
2. You're going to get into serious trouble one of these flays.
总有一天你要倒霉的。《provided by jukuu》
3. Bobby Flays Boy Gets Grill: 125 Reasons to Light Your Fire!
鲍比鞭笞的男孩获取烧烤：125的原因，照亮你的消防！
4. Paul is a shy, stammering boy who flays hooky and keeps to his bedroom practising his guitar.
保罗是个腼腆而口吃的男孩子，时常逃学。躲在卧室里弹吉他。《provided by jukuu》
实用例句
1. But Shlaes mainly flays President Franklin D.
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2. Taylor flays Plunkett down to long-leg for a couple and picks up another single with a tickle to leg.
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