A pore is a tiny hole. On your face and body, pores are the little openings in the skin that let sweat — and oil — out. If they get blocked, you may get a pimple.

A porepore is a tiny hole是一個很小的洞。On your face and body在你的臉和身體上，pores are the little openings in the skinpores（毛孔）是皮膚上的小開口 that let sweat — and oil — out讓汗水——還有油脂——排出來。If they get blocked如果它們被塞住，you may get a pimple你可能就會長一顆痘痘。

Plants have pores too: tiny openings, often on leaves, that let air and water vapour pass. Some materials, like a sponge or certain rocks, are full of pores as well. The word is ordinary in science class and in talk about skin care.

Plants have pores too植物也有pores：tiny openings, often on leaves很小的開口，通常在葉子上，that let air and water vapour pass讓空氣和水蒸氣可以通過。Some materials, like a sponge or certain rocks有些材質，像是海綿或某些岩石，are full of pores as well也充滿了pores。The word is ordinary in science class這個字在自然課很常見，and in talk about skin care還有講皮膚保養的時候也是。

Though actually, English has another word that looks the same but is not this one: to pore over a book means to look at it slowly and carefully. That verb comes from a different history. And pore is not pour, which means to make liquid flow from a cup.

Though actually不過其實，English has another word that looks the same but is not this one英文還有另一個長得一樣、但不是同一個字的詞：to pore over a book means to look at it slowly and carefullyto pore over a book的意思是慢慢地、仔細地看一本書。That verb comes from a different history這個動詞來自不同的字源。And pore is not pour而且pore不是pour，which means to make liquid flow from a cuppour的意思是讓液體從杯子裡流出來。