vt.\n刺穿；刺破；穿过：\nHe pierced the rubber ball with a needle.\n他用针刺穿橡皮球。\n打动，感动：\nto pierce someone to the core\n深深地打动某人\n(寒冷、忧伤等)影响，侵彻：\nThe cold wind pierced him to the bone.\n他觉得寒风刺骨。\n穿孔；挖洞；穿洞；钻孔：\nThe worker tried to pierce a hole in a piece of leather.\n工人设法在一块皮革上打一个洞。\n在(鼻、耳等身体部位)上穿孔[1997]\n突破，冲破；突入：\nThe army pierced the enemy's line.\n部队突破了敌人的防线。\n尖叫声穿过；被突然听见；(亮光)照进：\nThe sound of the telephone pierced his sleep.\n电话铃声把他从睡梦中惊醒。\n看穿，洞察，识破：\nOld Mother Adams next door couldn't pierce her daughter's thoughts.\n隔壁的亚当斯老大妈看不透女儿的心思。\nvi.\n穿入;刺入;突破(有时与 to,into 或 through 连用)：\n穿入;刺入;突破(有时与 to,into 或 through 连用)：\nThe rocket pierced through the space.\n火箭穿过太空。\nThe knife did not pierce very deeply.\n刀扎得不很深。\n变形：\nvt.\npierced\n. piercing\nPierce\n[piəs]\n皮尔斯(男子名)[Peter 的异体，亦作 Pearce]

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