Trimmed Meaning in English
word · lemma: trim
ˈtɹɪmd
TRIMD
tɹˈɪmd
trimd
释义
Reduced or made neat by cutting away extra parts; often used for hair, plants, or material that has been cut to look neat.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used as an adjective for things that have been shortened or neatened by cutting, especially hair, beards, plants ('trimmed lawn'), or fabric. Common collocations: 'freshly trimmed', 'well-trimmed'. Not the same as 'cut' (which often means shorter, not always neat).
Spanish: recortado - arreglado - podadoPortuguese (BR): aparado - cortadoPortuguese (PT): aparado - cortadoChinese (Simplified): 修剪过的 - 修整过的Chinese (Traditional): 修剪過的 - 修整過的Hindi: छँटा हुआ - कटा हुआArabic: مشذب - مقصوصBengali: ছাটা - ছাঁটাRussian: подстриженный - обрезанныйJapanese: 整えられた - 刈り揃えられたVietnamese: được tỉa gọn - được cắt gọnKorean: 다듬어진 - 잘린Turkish: düzenlenmiş - kırpılmışUrdu: تراشیدہ - کاٹا ہواIndonesian: dipangkas - dirapikan
例句
He likes his beard trimmed and neat.
basic
The bushes in the garden are always trimmed.
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She wore a dress with a trimmed hem.
basic
I just got my hair trimmed at the salon.
natural
The chef likes vegetables trimmed and cut into small pieces.
natural
His responses are always trimmed down to the point—no extra words.
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