pierce

• 名词，指用尖锐工具在物体上刺穿、打孔的动作或结果，也可指穿透形成的孔洞。

A noun referring to the act or result of making a hole or opening in something, often with a sharp instrument.

1. Body piercingA2informal

   A hole made in a part of the body for wearing jewelry.

   身体穿孔

   • She got a new nose piercing last week.
   • He has several piercings in his ears.
   • The piercing healed quickly without infection.

   同义词holeperforationpiercing

• 动词，表示用尖锐的物体刺入、穿透或在某物上打孔。

A verb used to indicate the act of penetrating or making a hole through something with a sharp object.

1. Penetrate with a sharp objectB1formal

   To go into or through something, especially with a sharp pointed instrument.

   刺穿

   • The needle pierced her skin easily.
   • The arrow pierced the target dead center.
   • He pierced the balloon with a pin.

   同义词boredrillimpalelancepenetrateprickpunctureskewerstabstick

2. Make a hole in the bodyA2informal

   To make a small hole in a part of the body for jewelry or decoration.

   穿刺

   • She decided to pierce her ears.
   • He got his nose pierced last weekend.
   • Many people pierce their belly buttons.

3. Penetrate through sound or lightB2formal

   To be suddenly heard or seen clearly through something.

   穿透

   • A loud scream pierced the silence of the night.
   • The first rays of sunlight pierced the morning fog.
   • Her voice pierced the noise of the crowd.

   同义词break throughcut throughpenetrate