(of a sharp pointed object)go into or through (something)
（锋利尖锐物体）刺入，刺破，刺穿
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a splinter had pierced the skin. 一根刺刺穿了皮肤。
make (a hole) with a sharp instrument
用…穿孔（或洞、眼）。
make a hole in (the ears, nose, or other parts of the body) so as to wear jewellery in them
穿孔于（耳朵、鼻子或身体其他部位以戴首饰）
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[as adj.
pierced ]a punk with a pierced nose 鼻子穿了孔的小阿飞。
(一般作
刺穿，穿透
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the dividing wall is pierced by arches and piers 那堵间墙被拱门和支垛穿透了。
force or cut a way through
穿透，渗透；突破
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they were seeking to pierce the anti-ballistic-missile defences 他们正在设法突破反弹道导弹防御系统
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a shrill voice pierced the air. 一声尖叫划破长空。
Franklin (1804—69), American Democratic statesman, 14th President of the US 1853—7.
皮尔斯，富兰克林（１８０４—１８６９，美国民主党政治家，第１４任美国总统［１８５３— １８５７］ ）。
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pierce someone's heart affect someone keenly or deeply 强烈地影响；深深地打动
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piercev.刺入；刺破；刺穿
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piecen.块；张；片；段；碎块；断片；首；篇；幅；部件
"Middle English： from Old French
