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chilled to the bone idiom; be close to the bone idiom; chill someone to the bone/marrow idiom; pare something (down) to the bone idiom; work your fingers to the bone idiom; See all meanings
Learn the meaning of the idiom \"pare something (down) to the bone\", which means to reduce something to a level at which only what is absolutely necessary is left. See examples, synonyms, translations and related words.
Learn the meaning and usage of the phrase \"to the bone\", which can mean very much, thoroughly, or deeply. See examples, synonyms, and related expressions from various sources.
Es un indicativo de una laceración profunda que corta hasta el hueso. I cut my thumb down to the bone, one of my knuckles too. Me he cortado el pulgar hasta el hueso, y uno de mis nudillos también. Then make a deep cut, down to the bone. Después haz un corte profundo, hasta el hueso. I will dissect down to the bone.
Dictionary English-Spanish. down adj — bone n — bone ( sth.) v — deshuesar. quitar las espinas a algo. bone AE ( sb.) v [vulg.] — coger [colloq.] [vulg.] [Lat. Am.] tirarse a algn. [vulg.] [Span.] See more examples • See alternative translations. See alternative translations. © Linguee Dictionary, 2024. External sources (not reviewed)
The phrase “to the bone” has been around since at least Shakespeare’s time (late 1500s-early 1600s), when it was used in reference to poverty-stricken individuals who had nothing left but bones. In modern times, it has taken on a broader meaning related to thoroughness or extremity.
To the bone means very much or as much as possible. It can be used to describe coldness, cost-cutting, or destruction. See how to use it in sentences and learn related words.
