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