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exfoliate

/ɛkˈsfoʊ.li.eɪt/

الترجمة: فعل يُستخدم لوصف عملية إزالة الخلايا الميتة أو القشور من سطح الجلد، عادةً لأغراض تجميلية أو علاجية.

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verb

/ɛkˈsfoʊ.li.eɪt/C1formalmedical
  • arفعل يُستخدم لوصف عملية إزالة الخلايا الميتة أو القشور من سطح الجلد، عادةً لأغراض تجميلية أو علاجية.

A verb used to describe the process of removing dead skin cells from the surface of the skin, typically for cosmetic or dermatological purposes.

  1. Remove dead skin cellsB2formal

    To gently remove dead cells from the skin's surface, typically using a scrub or chemical product.

    arتقشير الجلد

    • She exfoliates her face twice a week to keep it smooth.
    • This cream helps exfoliate dry patches on the elbows.
    • You should exfoliate before applying a self-tanner for an even result.

    المرادفاتdesquamatepeelslough off

  2. Shed or peel off in layersC1formalscientific

    To come off or cause to come off in thin layers, scales, or splinters.

    arتقشّر

    • The old paint began to exfoliate from the wooden fence.
    • Certain rocks exfoliate into thin sheets due to weathering.
    • The snake's skin exfoliates naturally as it grows.

    المرادفاتdesquamateflakepeelscaleshedslough

    الأضدادaccumulateadhereamassattachgrowintegrate

  3. Unfold or spread leavesC2formalscientific

    To open or spread out leaves, as in the growth of a plant.

    arتفتح الأوراق

    • The fern began to exfoliate its fronds in the spring sunlight.
    • New buds exfoliate into broad, green leaves.
    • The tree exfoliates its foliage gradually during the growing season.

    المرادفاتopenspreadunfoldunfurl

الصيغ
  • exfoliated past participle
  • exfoliated past simple
  • exfoliating present participle
  • exfoliates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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