- 看过 skinner 的人也看了 :
- slayer
- slaughterer
- boner
- processor
skinner 的定义
- a person or thing that skins.
- a person who prepares or deals in skins or hides.
- a person who drives draft animals, as mules or oxen.
- the operator of a piece of heavy equipment used in clearing land or in construction work, as a tractor or bulldozer.
- any of a band of irregular cavalry operating in the neutral ground of Westchester County, New York, during the American Revolution and claiming loyalty to both the British and American troops but preying on all persons indiscriminately.Compare cowboy.
skinner 近义词
等同于 butcher
skinner 的近义词 6 个
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- Skinner says all work crews would have been canceled in the event of a positive case.
- Another daughter started working there as a membrane skinner this fall, attracted by the starting wage of $17 an hour, which was higher than her job at a medical equipment company.
- “They provided … nothing that resembles a research plan, no timeline, no objectives,” Skinner said, even after the CPUC asked it to do so.
- “We view pretty seriously that they’ve disregarded both a commission order and a requirement from the wildfire safety division on this,” Skinner said.
- The other issue, Skinner said, is that SDG&E hasn’t provided enough evidence to back up that part of its plan.
- He voices Ned Flanders, Principal Skinner and Mr. Burns, among many other characters.
- Unsurprisingly, Skinner was convicted despite the weapon not being found and conflicting testimony identifying him as the shooter.
- He was soon apprehended and taken into custody—despite initially giving his name as Skinner.
- “I think it is a legitimate question,” Skinner tells The Daily Beast.
- Like Baker and Skinner, Daley served in the Cabinet (as Commerce secretary under Bill Clinton).
- This organ has lately been entirely rebuilt with new action and vastly improved by Mr. E. M. Skinner.
- Not so had the founder, Colonel James Skinner, treated the religions of the people among whom he lived.
- Dr. Skinner, ejected Bishop of Oxford, had admitted him into orders at the early age of twenty-one.
- Mr. Skinner says he “thinks Mr. Stevenson must be a very kind man”; he little knows me.
- Approaching the captain, the Skinner said, “Do you think the colonies will finally get the better of the king?”