tan
verb /tæn/
/tæn/
动词形式
Idioms present simple I / you / we / they tan | /tæn/ /tæn/ |
he / she / it tans | /tænz/ /tænz/ |
past simple tanned | /tænd/ /tænd/ |
past participle tanned | /tænd/ /tænd/ |
-ing form tanning | /ˈtænɪŋ/ /ˈtænɪŋ/ |
- [intransitive, transitive] tan (somebody/something) if a person or their skin tans or is tanned, they become brown as a result of spending time in the sun
(使)晒成褐色,晒黑 - My skin tans really easily.
我的皮肤很容易晒黑。 - She tanned easily, despite her fair hair.
尽管她有一头金发,但她很容易晒黑。 - You want your skin to tan evenly.
你希望你的皮肤晒得均匀。
- My skin tans really easily.
- [transitive] tan something to make animal skin into leather by treating it with chemicals
鞣(革);硝(皮)
词源verb late Old English tannian ‘convert into leather’, probably from medieval Latin tannare, perhaps of Celtic origin; reinforced in Middle English by Old French tanner.
Idioms
have/tan somebody’s hide
- (old-fashioned, informal or humorous) to punish somebody severely
严惩某人