英语词汇“banana skin”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

banana skin

noun

1The skin of a banana, especially when peeled off and discarded: you can compost banana skins, peelings, teabags, and eggshells...

Rubbing the outsides of banana skins on leather shoes will give them a nice polish because the skins contain potassium, a key ingredient in commercial shoe polish.
Collect vegetable and fruit waste such as peelings, cores and banana skins in a small kitchen bin.
Take the half marathon last year for example, there were 80,000 discarded bottles and thousands of dropped banana skins.

1.1British informal Used to refer to a cause of difficulty or embarrassment: the minister was appointed to spot political banana skins this game remains a potential banana skin for Burnley the world’s two major economic powers seem unable to avoid slipping on a banana skin...

The trade-off of shutting six maternity and A & E departments around the country will also be a political banana skin, particularly with local elections coming up next year.
‘The conditions were difficult but credit to the players for doing a professional job,’ said the away manager, who knew the tie had been a potential banana skin.
If Smith was sensing the vultures circling overhead, he did well to conceal it instead congratulating his team for the way they put outside pressures to one side and avoided a potential banana skin.

From the slapstick convention of falling over as a result of slipping on a discarded banana skin

单词	banana skin
释义	banana skin noun 1The skin of a banana, especially when peeled off and discarded: you can compost banana skins, peelings, teabags, and eggshells... Rubbing the outsides of banana skins on leather shoes will give them a nice polish because the skins contain potassium, a key ingredient in commercial shoe polish. Collect vegetable and fruit waste such as peelings, cores and banana skins in a small kitchen bin. Take the half marathon last year for example, there were 80,000 discarded bottles and thousands of dropped banana skins. 1.1British informal Used to refer to a cause of difficulty or embarrassment: the minister was appointed to spot political banana skins this game remains a potential banana skin for Burnley the world’s two major economic powers seem unable to avoid slipping on a banana skin... The trade-off of shutting six maternity and A & E departments around the country will also be a political banana skin, particularly with local elections coming up next year. ‘The conditions were difficult but credit to the players for doing a professional job,’ said the away manager, who knew the tie had been a potential banana skin. If Smith was sensing the vultures circling overhead, he did well to conceal it instead congratulating his team for the way they put outside pressures to one side and avoided a potential banana skin. From the slapstick convention of falling over as a result of slipping on a discarded banana skin
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