Смысл: enflesh 
enflesh [ınʹfleʃ]
v книжн.
<Í> 1. 1) превратить в плоть, дать плотскую оболочку
2) воплотить
2. дать обрасти мясом
3. укоренить; внедрить в плоть и кровь
<Í> 1. 1) превратить в плоть, дать плотскую оболочку
2) воплотить
2. дать обрасти мясом
3. укоренить; внедрить в плоть и кровь
your pound of flesh Идиома
flesh and blood
in the flesh
pound of flesh
flesh out
This story isn't detailed enough；it needs to be fleshed out．这个故事不够详细，还需要充实一下。
He fleshed out his argument with solid facts．他用确凿的事实来充实自己的论点。
The author fleshed out his story by adding more about his war experience．这位作家将他的战争经历更多地加进了这个故事，使故事更充实了。
2．become heavier；put on weight or flesh长肥；发胖
She lost weight after her illness but is beginning to flesh out again．她病后瘦了，但现在又开始发胖了。
That pig is fleshing out well．那头猪正在迅速长膘。
neither fish, (flesh，) nor fowl
Mrs．Harris bought a piece of furniture that was both a table and a chair．Mr．Harris said it was neither fish nor fowl．哈里斯太太买了一张桌子兼椅子的家俱，她先生说那是不伦不类。
That book is neither fish，flesh，nor fowl．这本书写得不伦不类。
flesh sth out
Idiom(s): flesh sth outTheme: EXPLANATION
to make something more detailed, bigger, or fuller. (As if one were adding flesh to a skeleton.)
• This is basically a good outline. Now you'll have to flesh it out.
• The play was good, except that the author needed to flesh out the third act. It was too short.
Make your flesh crawl
If something makes your flesh crawl, it really scares or revolts you. ('Make your flesh creep' is an alternative. 'Make your skin crawl' is also used.)Press the flesh
When people, especially politicians, press the flesh, they meet members of the public and shake their hands, usually when trying to get support.Spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak
If the spirit is willing but the flesh is weak, someone lacks the willpower to change things they do because they derive too much pleasure from them.flesh and blood|blood|flesh
n. 1. A close relative (as a father, daughter, brother); close relatives. Used in the phrase "one's own flesh and blood". Such an answer from her
and she's my own flesh and blood, too! 2. The appearance of being real or alive. The author doesn't give his characters any flesh and blood. 3. The human body. Before child labor laws, small children often worked 50 or 60 hours a week in factories. It was more than flesh and blood could bear.pound of flesh
A debt or punishment, abnormally a atrocious or absurd one, that is agonizingly insisted upon. An allusion to Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, in which the moneylender Shylock demands he be paid the batter of beef promised as accessory for a loan. The victim of the incident, while alone comestible apparent injuries, is ambitious his batter of beef from the bistro buyer afterward the cloister ruling. Be actual accurate about demography out loans that you can't accord appropriate away, or you will accept collectors advancing afterwards you for a batter of flesh.Learn more: flesh, of, poundyour batter of flesh
If addition demands their pound of flesh, they assert on accepting article they accept a appropriate to, alike admitting they ability not charge it and it will account problems for the bodies they are accepting it from. Banks are quick to appeal their batter of beef from the baby agent who goes alike hardly into debt. She has appeared on breakfast television to action abutment (in barter for heaven knows what batter of beef from her husband). Note: This announcement comes from Shakespeare's comedy `The Merchant of Venice' (Act 4, Scene 1). Shylock is owed money by Antonio, and attempts to backpack out an acceding which allows him to cut off a batter of Antonio's flesh. Learn more: flesh, of, poundyour batter of flesh
an bulk you are accurately advantaged to, but which it is about abhorrent to demand. The allusion actuality is to Shylock's band with the merchant Antonio in Shakespeare 's The Merchant of Venice and to the former's affirmation that he should accept it, alike at the bulk of Antonio's life.Learn more: flesh, of, pound(have, demand, claim, etc.) your batter of ˈflesh
(take, demand, etc.) the abounding bulk that somebody owes you, alike if this will account them agitation or suffering: They appetite their batter of flesh; they appetite every penny we owe them by abutting Monday. ♢ I didn’t apprehend alive actuality was activity to be such adamantine work. They absolutely appeal their batter of flesh, don’t they?This byword comes from Shakespeare’s Merchant of Venice, in which the moneylender Shylock accepted a batter of beef from Antonio’s anatomy if he could not pay aback the money he borrowed.Learn more: flesh, of, pound
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