shorn

英 [ʃɔːn]

美 [ʃɔːrn]

adj.  剪短的;修剪过的; 被剥夺了…的;被剥去…的
v.  给(羊)剪(羊毛); 剪(头发); 切断; 剪切; 断
shear的过去分词

过去分词：shorned　

COCA.34052

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 剪短的;修剪过的
  If grass or hair isshorn, it has been cut very short.
  1. ...his shorn hair.
     他剪短了的头发
• ADJ 被剥夺了…的;被剥去…的
  If a person or thing isshorn ofsomething that was an important part of them, it has been removed from them.
  1. She looks terrible, shorn of all her beauty and dignity.
     失去了美貌和尊严，她看上去糟透了。
  2. ...an age increasingly shorn of religious and political faith.
     宗教和政治信仰逐渐丧失的时代
• 
  Shornis the past participle ofshear.

英英释义

adj

• having the hair or wool cut or clipped off as if with shears or clippers
  1. picked up the baby's shorn curls from the floor
  2. naked as a sheared sheep
  Synonym:sheared

双语例句

• She put on little round caps which concealed her shorn head, and in which she was still pretty.
  她自己戴一顶小扁帽，遮住她的光头，她仍旧是美丽的。
• He came home shorn of its capital.
  他的资本被骗光了，他回到家里。
• After all, one reason why this double-think persisted for so long is that bankers and policy makers alike have all been trained in recent years to take economic theories at their face value, shorn from social context, or power structures.
  毕竟，这种双重思维能够持续如此之久的原因之一，就在于最近几年，银行家和决策者得到的教导都是从表面理解经济理论，而脱离了社会背景或权力结构。
• The room looked bare, shorn of its rich furnishings.
  这个房间除去了豪华的家具以后，看上去光秃秃的。
• His recent illness has shorn him of strength.
  他最近的一场病使他的体力大为减弱。
• Shorn of his protective clothing, he looked rather small.
  他脱掉保护衣之后，个子显得很小。
• With inches of my shorn hair piled on the floor, I peeked into the mirror and discovered I loved this new version of me.
  看着地板堆起来的碎发，我偷偷朝镜子里去看，我发现我喜欢这个新款的我。
• The gambler came home shorn of his money.
  那赌徒回家，钱已输光。
• A stylist shaped my hair into a retro look: shorn to the width of a nickel on the sides, parted far to the side on top.
  一个发型师给我弄了个复古的造型：边上修剪出有一个硬币的宽度，与头顶隔开不少。
• He was shorn of his privileges.
  他的特权被剥夺了。