pared

英 [peəd]

美 [perd]

v.  削皮; 去皮; 逐步减小(数量或体积); 使缩小; 修剪(指甲等)
pare的过去分词和过去式

过去式：pared　

柯林斯词典

• See also:Pare the brown skin from the meat with a very sharp knife...He took out a slab of cheese, pared off a slice and ate it hastily....thinly pared lemon rind.paring
• VERB 削减；减少
  If youparesomethingdownorback, or if youpareit, you reduce it.
  1. The number of Ministries has been pared down by a third...
     部委的数量已经减少了1/3。
  2. The luxury tax won't really do much to pare down the budget deficit...
     奢侈品税其实对削减预算赤字并不会有多少帮助。
  3. The United States can pare back its military presence in Asia as well...
     美国还可以削减其在亚洲的军事力量。
  4. Local authorities must pare their budgets.
     地方政府必须削减预算。

双语例句

• He pared each stick down to a thin strip.
  他把那些木棍儿都削得细细儿的。
• In the reign of Their rights had been pared away under the last three kings.
  前三任国王统治期间他们的权利被一层一层地剥夺了。
• With a knife she pared down the stick.
  她用刀子把那根木棒削细。
• Although forecasts for France and Germany were pared back slightly compared to commission forecasts last autumn, they remained significantly stronger than for Southern counterparts.
  尽管与去年秋季相比，欧盟委员会对法国和德国的预测略有降低，但它们依然远强于欧洲南部国家。
• The rough edges need to be pared off.
  毛糙的边角需要修掉。
• At midday in New York, in the currency market, the dollar had pared early losses and was trading 0.2 per cent firmer on a trade-weighted basis, a 10-month low.
  纽约午盘时分的外汇市场上，美元收回了早些时候的跌幅，贸易加权汇率上升了0.2%，为10个月来的低点。
• A part that is pared or cut off; especially skin or peel.
  削或切下的部分，特别指皮肤。
• I should like to see this apparatus pared down to the weakest and most natural set of assumptions that might still provide an adequate foundation for the scientific applications.
  我希望这套装置能削减至最弱化的和最自然的一组假定，而仍可以为其在科学上的应用提供合适的基础。
• This would mean slicing into food budgets already pared to the bone.
  这将意味着在已削减到最低限度的食品预算上再切一刀。
• The yen initially rallied on Monday morning but pared its gains after the announcement.
  在周一交易中，日元汇率起初走高，但在注资消息宣布后回吐了涨幅。