n.[U]

1. 肉，肌肉
   Lions are flesh-eating animals.

   狮子是肉食动物。

2. （供食用的）兽肉（与鱼，禽的肉相区别）
3. （果实的）果肉；（蔬菜的）叶肉
   The flesh of the peach was sweet and juicy.

   这桃子肉味甜汁多。

4. （相对于灵魂，精神的）肉体[the S]
   The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak.

   力不从心。

5. 肉欲，情欲[the S]
6. 众生
7. 肉色

vt.

1. 用肉喂养
2. 使长肉，使肥[（+up）]
   Good fodder fleshed the steers up.

   优质饲料使菜牛长肉。

vi.

1. 【口】长肉，发胖[（+up/out）]
   He has fleshed out since we last saw him.

   我们上回见到他以来他发胖了。

n.

1. the soft substance in the body consisting of muscle tissue and fat.
2. the edible pulpy part of a fruit or vegetable.
3. the surface of the human body (with reference to its appearance or sensory properties).
4. (the flesh) the physicality of the human body as contrasted with the mind or the soul.

v.

1. (flesh out) put weight on.
   ▸ (flesh something out) add more details to something.
2. give (a hound or hawk) a piece of flesh in order to stimulate it to hunt.
   ▸literary initiate in bloodshed or warfare.
3. remove the flesh from (a hide).