0 the natural outer layer that covers a person, animal, fruit, etc. -- 皮膚；皮
2 a thin surface that forms on some liquids, such as paint, when they are left in the air, or others, such as heated milk, when they are left to cool -- （某些液體置於空氣中或冷卻後形成的）膜，薄層
3 the pictures, designs, colours, etc. that appear on the screen of a mobile phone or other device and can be changed by the user -- 面板（電腦程式的一部分，可隨意改變以在螢幕上顯示不同的圖片、圖案、顏色等）
Many electronic devices let you create your own skins. 許多電子設備都允許使用者創造個性化的外觀介面。
6 to remove the skin of something -- 剝掉…的皮，去掉…的皮
She has a very clear skin.
As the skin grows older it loses its elasticity.
These were, body weight and breast size, lymphocele aspiration, smoking, age, previous skin cancer, tumour stage and radiation dose.
Whether the recurrent episode is symptomatic or asymptomatic may depend, at least in part, on the number of virus particles present at the skin surface.
In a frictional, pluralistic, society, we expect persons to have a certain thickness of skin.
