pared 的定义
pared, par·ing.
- to cut off the outer coating, layer, or part of.
- to remove by cutting.
- to reduce or remove by or as by cutting; diminish or decrease gradually: to pare down one's expenses.
pared 近义词
peel, trim
更多pared例句
- With a smaller spread, you may be paring down on which Thanksgiving dishes appear on your table.
- Pre-inspections are often pared down versions where you might not get a written report.
- Traders are paring back their reflation trades amid fading odds of a fiscal splurge now that a Blue Wave takeover of the Senate is all but out of reach.
- He became Capitol Hill’s youngest staff director, and positioned himself squarely in the middle of the conservative mainstream, paring budgets and shepherding Ronald Reagan’s massive tax cut package through Congress.
- For instance, the utility initially agreed to annual benchmarks on energy efficiency designed to save customers money but later pared down the program, environmental negotiators said.
- These have the pared-down, Pre-Modernist look of Art Nouveau.
- He emerges, barely, pared to his essence, like a sculpture hacked from ice.
- J.J. Cale, 74 No one has ever pared a song down to its essentials better than this laconic Oklahoma composer and performer.
- But where Schrager and Starck pared down, Calderwood and his team gussied up.
- The Defense Department,” Hagel has argued, “has been bloated” and must “be pared down.
- Veterans of the winter, at rest behind the lines, sat in the sun and pared potatoes for the midday meal.
- And in that second little interview—about nothing, in truth—a mere piece of audacity—the lion's claws had been a good deal pared.
- He handed the pamphlet to Felix, and while that gentleman cast his eye over it the prince pared his nails carefully.
- Put in nine or ten well-washed raw truffles pared very thin and cut into slices about the size of a florin.
- After an apple was pared in one continuous strip, the paring was tossed three times round the head, and then thrown to the floor.