shin

IPA/ʃɪn/
KK[ʃˈɪn]IPA/ʃɪn/

shin — 名詞

  • shinsingular
  • shinsplural

1. the bony front portion of your lower leg, stretching from just below the knee do

1.名詞A2
釋義

脛部

膝蓋到腳踝的腿部正面

the bony front portion of your lower leg, stretching from just below the knee down to the ankle, where the bone lies close under the skin

例句

Mei fell off her bike and scraped her shin on the edge of the pavement.

Mei 騎腳踏車摔倒,在路緣石上刮傷了脛部。

scrape + shin (injury pattern)

The goalkeeper wore thick shin guards under his socks during the match.

那名守門員在襪子裡穿著厚厚的護脣參加比賽。

shin guard collocation

同義詞
  • shinbone

    refers specifically to the bone inside the shin, not the whole front area

  • tibia

    formal medical term; used by doctors and in anatomy textbooks

2. the lower section of a cow's leg sold as meat, containing a central bone that be

2.名詞B1
釋義

牛腱

牛小腿部位的肉塊

the lower section of a cow's leg sold as meat, containing a central bone that becomes tender after hours of cooking in liquid

例句

The butcher recommended beef shin for the stew because it stays tender after long cooking.

肉販推薦用牛腱做燉肉,因為久煮之後依然軟嫩。

beef shin for stews

Elena's grandmother cooked veal shin slowly with tomatoes until the meat fell off the bone.

Elena 的祖母用番茄慢燉小牛腱,煮到肉骨分離。

同義詞
  • beef shank

    American English equivalent for the same cut of meat

用法筆記

This sense is most common in British English. In American English, the same cut is usually called 'beef shank' or 'veal shank'.

常見錯誤

I bought some shin from the butcher.' (unclear which sense).
I bought some beef shin for the stew.
💡adding 'beef' or 'veal' makes it clear you mean the meat, not the body part.

shin — 動詞