flesh
noun
verb
fleʃ noun
1 the soft part of the body of a person or animal that is between the skin and the bones 〔人或动物的〕肉
a freshwater fish with firm white flesh
一种肉色雪白、肉质紧实的淡水鱼
2 the skin of the human body 〔人体的〕皮肤
His flesh was red and covered in sores.
他的皮肤发红，上面全是疮。
3 the soft part of a fruit or vegetable that can be eaten 果肉; 蔬菜的可食部分
Cut the melon in half and scoop out the flesh.
把瓜切成两半，然后挖出瓜肉。
4
in the flesh
if you see someone in the flesh, you see someone who you previously had only seen in pictures, films etc 本人，活生生地
He looked much shorter in the flesh than on television.
他本人比在电视上看上去要矮得多。
5
make sb’s flesh creep/crawl
to make someone feel frightened, nervous, or uncomfortable 使某人毛骨悚然 （胆战心惊 ）
The way he stared at her made her flesh creep.
他盯着她看的那个样子令她毛骨悚然。
6
your own flesh and blood
someone who is part of your family 亲人，亲骨肉
How can he treat his own flesh and blood that way?
他怎么能那样对待自己的至亲骨肉？
7
the flesh
the physical human body, as opposed to the mind or spirit [文] 〔相对于思想或灵魂的〕肉体 literary
the pleasures/desires/temptations of the flesh
8
put flesh on sth
to give more details about something to make it clear, more interesting etc [英] 充实某事物，加细节于某事物; BrE
I’ll try to put some flesh on the plan Margaret has outlined.
我来具体说说玛格丽特刚才简单介绍的这个计划。
9
go the way of all flesh
to die [文] 去世 literary
verb
10 to add more details to something in order to make it clear, more interesting etc 使充实，使具体;
You need to flesh out your argument with a few more examples.
你需要再举几个例子来充实你的论点。