boned

基本解释

“Have you always been this large-boned?” he asked the patient.
医生问道，“你一直象现在这样大块头吗？”
The next client is a chic, fine-boned wife and grandmother who divides her time between a house in Palm Beach and an apartment in New York.
下一位客户是个漂亮时髦的细皮嫩肉的妻子和祖母，她把时间都分配在棕榈滩的一个房子和纽约的公寓之间。
When it comes to fatality rates, the most dangerous collision on the road isn't getting rammed head-on by another car or T-boned from the side.
当提到死亡率，马路上最危险的碰撞事故不是被另一辆车从正面撞击或是从侧面撞击成T字型，是单车碰撞事故。

He slaughtered one or two oxen a day, boned the meat and sold it to the local butcher.
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She was a big-boned blonde of thirty-seven, with a raw complexion, an Appalachian twang, and a forthright, vulnerable manner.
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Your bones are the hard parts inside your body that together form your skeleton.
If you bone a piece of meat or fish, you remove the bones from it before cooking it.
A bone tool or ornament is made of bone.
The bare bones of something are its most basic parts or details.
&rarrsee also bare-bones
If something such as costs are cut to the bone, they are reduced to the minimum possible.