flay 的定义
- to strip off the skin or outer covering of.
- to criticize or scold with scathing severity.
- to deprive or strip of money or property.
flay 近义词
remove skin, bark, hide, etc.
criticize
更多flay例句
- He was captured and—despite loud calls to flay him alive, lynch him, tear him apart, and the like—given a lengthy trial.
- The Chicago Tribune took every chance to flay Truman, as The Wall Street Journal daily flays Obama.
- Whoever advised President Obama to flay Israel publicly until this week should be fired.
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- If one of you dare utter a syllable against this holy man, by Heaven, I will flay him alive.
- But what, it may be asked, is the worth and use of a satire that drags out vices from their hiding-holes to flay them in sunshine?
- But the personal aggression on the wit by the dunce, may fairly instigate the wit to flay the dunce.
- He cuts off the head, grallochs the stag and begins to flay it.
- And when that tongue gets going it can certainly flay a man alive, remarked Wheeler.