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skimmer

/skim-er/US // ˈskɪm ər //UK // (ˈskɪmə) //

掠夺者,抽水机,撇渣机,撇渣器

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person or thing that skims: skimmers who just glance at the text; an adept stone skimmer.
    • : a shallow utensil, usually perforated, used in skimming liquids.
    • : an electronic device used surreptitiously to appropriate information from the magnetic strip on a credit or debit card for illegal use: Authorities have verified that skimmers were secretly installed at several local gas pumps.
    • : any of several gull-like birds of the family Rynchopidae, that skim the water with the elongated lower mandible immersed while in search of food.
    • : a stiff, wide-brimmed hat with a shallow flat crown, usually made of straw.
    • : a woman's A-line dress with side darts that shape it slightly to the body.

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Examples

  • Even the lightest skimmer of headlines has probably heard by now about the Great Resignation.

  • There are also a few up-front costs you must think about, such as getting a ladder, a pool cover, pool skimmer and net, and other essential pool accessories.

  • And third, the baskets make it a hell of a lot easier to place and remove the food than even the nicest wok skimmer.

  • But Times Skimmer is offered as part of the Web site, in effect an alternative interface.

  • But one boat yet remained missing, and in vain the survivors were questioned as to what had become of the Skimmer of the Sea.

  • Where a small family desires to use the cream for coffee, the skimmer shown in the sketch is very handy.

  • She again took up the shining skimmer, held it beneath the pump, and began anew.

  • Take them out of the fat with a skimmer and lay them on brown paper for a moment to free them from grease, then serve them hot.

  • "Both can be explained," returned the Skimmer, motioning to his companion to follow to the tanrail.