pared

/pair/US // pɛər //UK // (pɛə) //

呲牙咧嘴,呲牙咧嘴的,呲之以鼻,呲牙

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
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.

verbpeel, trim

Synonyms

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 .

/pair/US // pɛər //UK // (pɛə) //

呲牙咧嘴,呲牙咧嘴的,呲之以鼻,呲牙

v.有主动词 verb

1
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.

verbpeel, trim

Synonyms

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 .