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verbscarifies, scarifying, scarified ˈskarɪfʌɪˈskɛːrɪfʌɪˈskɛrəˌfaɪ [with object]1Cut and remove debris from (a lawn) with a scarifier. 翻挖（草坪） Example sentencesExamples - The green is regularly spiked, cored and scarified and is mowed three times a week during the bowling season.
- Avoid scarifying lawns with live moss in them as it will cause the problem to spread.
- Thatch removal is done by scarifying the grass.
- It is a good idea to scarify the lawn and remove any thatch, as it restricts air movement, impedes drainage and encourages the formation of moss and weeds.
- In an area that was scarified 10 years ago, healthy birch saplings, more than an inch in diameter, stand 15 feet tall, promising another generation of Popsicle sticks.
- While carrying out some tree-felling for Ashcroft, a local forester told him that the commission were trying to find ways of scarifying local woods without using heavy and expensive machinery.
- Other scenes open out into Mantegna's typical landscapes - rocky mountains scarified by striations and pockmarked with classical ruins.
- For the control of collar rot disease, the infected collar region of the trees should be scarified with the blunt side of a knife and pasted with copper oxychloride or mancozeb or metalaxyl.
- Viable seeds were extracted from the pods, scarified with a file, and germinated in the Botany Department greenhouse facilities at the University of Georgia.
- This scarifies the hard coating on the outside which protects them for years if need be.
- The points at which the steel meets the wall correspond to the pattern of stratification, as if the wall has been scarified as it admits the structure.
- The rice for Uncle Ben's, Pillsbury, Stouffer's, and General Mills is processed and scarified so that it will cook at the same rate as white rice.
- Showing a bit of restraint when turning reduces this effect and you're going to scarify it before you put in rota-bucks so what does it matter, anyway?
- It's a good time to scarify lawns and remove the dead grass called thatch.
- There were some exceptional scores due to all the tees being scarified and top dressed and also people playing on temporary tees which were much further forward than usual.
- After the lawn is mended, it can be scarified to remove debris and thatch, which is a layer of material that builds up on the surface of the soil.
- We scarify the top 2 to 12 inches, add the proper amount of moisture, compact the subgrade, then fine-grade for paving.
- Continue to scarify lawns with a wire-tined lawn rake.
- Prior to disinfection, VIR4788 and VIR7128 seeds were also treated for 15 min with 98% H 2 SO 4 to scarify the seed coat.
- On a dry day, scarify the lawn to remove unwanted thatch and then aerate and top-dress any badly drained areas.
- 1.1 Break up the surface of (soil or a road or pavement).
翻松（土地或路的）表面 Example sentencesExamples - Reverse is better for controlled cutting, pulverizing clods, sorting debris from soil, and scarifying hard ground.
- Seedling counts show 11,000 to 22,000 white birch seedlings per acre where the ground was scarified and no seedlings where it was not.
- Add attachments, and you can also scarify hard ground, rip up asphalt, and doze construction materials.
- If dethatching is required, use an iron rake or a thatch rake (also known as a scrake) to cut through and rake off thatch, and to scarify the surface.
- It is expected that it should be able to rip ice to the same depth it scarifies soil.
- We seem to be scarifying sites much earlier after harvesting, now as fast as two to three months later.
- They intend to scarify the top layer to a depth of a few inches prior to next season.
2Make shallow incisions in (the skin), especially as a medical procedure or traditional cosmetic practice. （外科或美容）在（皮肤）上做小切口（或划痕） she scarified the snakebite with a paring knife 他用切皮刀割开被蛇咬的伤口。 Example sentencesExamples - I also recall an unfortunate Laotian woman who scarified her back in an attempt to treat her menstrual problems.
- In the past, mild acids, or salt were used to scarify the skin but the scar could be as undesirable as the tattoo.
- This surface effect gives his drawings yet another bodily reference, perhaps unintended, in its resemblance to scarified skin.
- Thus, in Papua New Guinea the Kendengei people of the Sepik ritually scarify adolescent men.
3Criticize severely and hurtfully. 〈喻〉严厉批评；伤…的感情 he scarified our leading politicians, seizing upon their vulnerable points Example sentencesExamples - From information released he seemingly has scarified both his Irish and Manchester colleagues.
- He went on to scarify the same companies for being only interested in putting on the tried and the tested to the exclusion of modern works by Irish writers and composers.
- However, I don't want to scarify the community's open discussion just for those annoying spams.
- A staunch Wicklow supporter, he has been scarified for hoisting the Dublin colours in Balto.
- I was blackballed and blacklisted, vilified and scarified and was reduced to having to go incognito to Cleary's of Ballycroy to enjoy a pint or three.
OriginLate Middle English: from Old French scarifier, via late Latin from Greek skariphasthai 'scratch an outline', from skariphos 'stylus'. verbscarifies, scarifying, scarified ˈskɛːrɪfʌɪˈskɛrəˌfaɪ [with object]usually as adjective scarifyinginformal Frighten. 〈非正式〉恐吓，使害怕 a scarifying mix of extreme violence and absurdist humour 吓人的极端暴力和荒诞幽默的混合。 Example sentencesExamples - The English novelist responsible for the most scarifying account of literary humiliation ever put into print died a hundred years ago this month.
Synonyms frighten, make afraid, make fearful, make nervous, panic, throw into a panic
OriginLate 18th century: formed irregularly from scare, perhaps on the pattern of terrify. verbˈskɛrəˌfaɪˈskerəˌfī [with object]1Cut and remove debris from (a lawn) with a scarifier. 翻挖（草坪） Example sentencesExamples - In an area that was scarified 10 years ago, healthy birch saplings, more than an inch in diameter, stand 15 feet tall, promising another generation of Popsicle sticks.
- Other scenes open out into Mantegna's typical landscapes - rocky mountains scarified by striations and pockmarked with classical ruins.
- This scarifies the hard coating on the outside which protects them for years if need be.
- Continue to scarify lawns with a wire-tined lawn rake.
- The points at which the steel meets the wall correspond to the pattern of stratification, as if the wall has been scarified as it admits the structure.
- The rice for Uncle Ben's, Pillsbury, Stouffer's, and General Mills is processed and scarified so that it will cook at the same rate as white rice.
- For the control of collar rot disease, the infected collar region of the trees should be scarified with the blunt side of a knife and pasted with copper oxychloride or mancozeb or metalaxyl.
- It is a good idea to scarify the lawn and remove any thatch, as it restricts air movement, impedes drainage and encourages the formation of moss and weeds.
- On a dry day, scarify the lawn to remove unwanted thatch and then aerate and top-dress any badly drained areas.
- Showing a bit of restraint when turning reduces this effect and you're going to scarify it before you put in rota-bucks so what does it matter, anyway?
- We scarify the top 2 to 12 inches, add the proper amount of moisture, compact the subgrade, then fine-grade for paving.
- It's a good time to scarify lawns and remove the dead grass called thatch.
- After the lawn is mended, it can be scarified to remove debris and thatch, which is a layer of material that builds up on the surface of the soil.
- Avoid scarifying lawns with live moss in them as it will cause the problem to spread.
- There were some exceptional scores due to all the tees being scarified and top dressed and also people playing on temporary tees which were much further forward than usual.
- The green is regularly spiked, cored and scarified and is mowed three times a week during the bowling season.
- While carrying out some tree-felling for Ashcroft, a local forester told him that the commission were trying to find ways of scarifying local woods without using heavy and expensive machinery.
- Viable seeds were extracted from the pods, scarified with a file, and germinated in the Botany Department greenhouse facilities at the University of Georgia.
- Prior to disinfection, VIR4788 and VIR7128 seeds were also treated for 15 min with 98% H 2 SO 4 to scarify the seed coat.
- Thatch removal is done by scarifying the grass.
- 1.1 Break up the surface of (soil or pavement).
翻松（土地或路的）表面 Example sentencesExamples - They intend to scarify the top layer to a depth of a few inches prior to next season.
- Seedling counts show 11,000 to 22,000 white birch seedlings per acre where the ground was scarified and no seedlings where it was not.
- Add attachments, and you can also scarify hard ground, rip up asphalt, and doze construction materials.
- We seem to be scarifying sites much earlier after harvesting, now as fast as two to three months later.
- Reverse is better for controlled cutting, pulverizing clods, sorting debris from soil, and scarifying hard ground.
- If dethatching is required, use an iron rake or a thatch rake (also known as a scrake) to cut through and rake off thatch, and to scarify the surface.
- It is expected that it should be able to rip ice to the same depth it scarifies soil.
2Make shallow incisions in (the skin), especially as a medical procedure or traditional cosmetic practice. （外科或美容）在（皮肤）上做小切口（或划痕） she scarified the snakebite with a paring knife 他用切皮刀割开被蛇咬的伤口。 Example sentencesExamples - This surface effect gives his drawings yet another bodily reference, perhaps unintended, in its resemblance to scarified skin.
- In the past, mild acids, or salt were used to scarify the skin but the scar could be as undesirable as the tattoo.
- I also recall an unfortunate Laotian woman who scarified her back in an attempt to treat her menstrual problems.
- Thus, in Papua New Guinea the Kendengei people of the Sepik ritually scarify adolescent men.
3Criticize severely and hurtfully. 〈喻〉严厉批评；伤…的感情 Example sentencesExamples - He went on to scarify the same companies for being only interested in putting on the tried and the tested to the exclusion of modern works by Irish writers and composers.
- I was blackballed and blacklisted, vilified and scarified and was reduced to having to go incognito to Cleary's of Ballycroy to enjoy a pint or three.
- A staunch Wicklow supporter, he has been scarified for hoisting the Dublin colours in Balto.
- From information released he seemingly has scarified both his Irish and Manchester colleagues.
- However, I don't want to scarify the community's open discussion just for those annoying spams.
OriginLate Middle English: from Old French scarifier, via late Latin from Greek skariphasthai ‘scratch an outline’, from skariphos ‘stylus’. verbˈskɛrəˌfaɪˈskerəˌfī [with object]usually as adjective scarifyinginformal Frighten. 〈非正式〉恐吓，使害怕 a scarifying mix of extreme violence and absurdist humor 吓人的极端暴力和荒诞幽默的混合。 Example sentencesExamples - The English novelist responsible for the most scarifying account of literary humiliation ever put into print died a hundred years ago this month.
Synonyms frighten, make afraid, make fearful, make nervous, panic, throw into a panic
OriginLate 18th century: formed irregularly from scare, perhaps on the pattern of terrify. |