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fleecer

/flees/US // flis //UK // (fliːs) //

飞毛腿,飞人,飞鸟,飞贼

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the coat of wool that covers a sheep or a similar animal.
    • : the wool shorn from a sheep at one shearing.
    • : something resembling a fleece: a fleece of clouds in a blue sky.
    • : a fabric with a soft, silky pile, used for warmth, as for lining garments.
    • : the soft nap or pile of such a fabric.
v.有主动词 verb
  1. 1

    fleeced, fleec·ing.

    • : to deprive of money or belongings by fraud, hoax, or the like; swindle: He fleeced the stranger of several dollars.
    • : to remove the fleece of.
    • : to overspread, as with a fleece; fleck with fleecelike masses: a host of clouds fleecing the summer sky.

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Examples

  • This looks like a normal crewneck sweater, but it’s made from Polartec Power Air, a fleece material that sheds few fibers and moves easily when layered under other garments.

  • Often called microplastics, these fibers come from washing fleece and nylon fabrics.

  • This soft, snuggly, ankle-length fleece robe might help—it’s made from 330 GSM microfiber fleece to warm you up.

  • This fleece has been my go-to cozy layer after crisp fall runs.

  • I gave up on fleeces a few years ago, because most brands made theirs too thin, so they weren’t very warm and eventually wore out.

  • I lie and nod my head yes while wiping the tears on my gray fleece sleeve.

  • But rather than receive practical assistance from the WWP, he got a branded fleece beanie.

  • They could be pajama bottoms, sweats, fleece kind of things.

  • He tweeted this picture of himself giving Harry a 'royal fleece'.

  • But he soon discovers that his newfound clout came with a fleece attached.

  • Watch took charge of it at once, pressing his warm body against the frosty fleece, and licking its face and feet to warm them.

  • Dealers in wool, acting as selling agents for owners, and buying agents for fleece merchants of Berry.

  • Then he shoved the weapon into Denton's hand, and hurried him over the shingle with the remark, 'Now chuck off the fleece, Peter.

  • In the sheep, it may be returned in its fleece, its carcass, or its progeny; and in the swine only by its progeny and flesh.

  • Fig. 20 is a spirited cut of a variety of the Merino without dewlap, and with a long and somewhat open fleece.