leathered

• صفة تعني مغطى بالجلد أو مصنوع من الجلد، وتُستخدم تاريخيًا لوصف الشخص بأنه قاسٍ أو صلب أو متحمل، لكنها نادرة الاستعمال في العربية المعاصرة.

An archaic or obsolete adjective meaning 'covered with leather' or 'made of leather'; also historically used to describe a person as tough or hardened, but now rarely used.

1. Leather-likeB2formal

   Having the appearance, texture, or toughness of leather; often hard but flexible.

   جلدي الملمس

   • His hands were leathered from years of manual work.
   • The bag had a leathered surface that felt durable yet supple.
   • The old sofa acquired a leathered patina over time.

   المرادفاتcoriaceousleatherlikeleatherytough

• فعل يعني ضرب شخصًا ضربًا شديدًا بالسوط أو نحوه، أو تغطية شيء ما بالجلد أو تلبيسه به.

A verb meaning to beat or thrash someone severely, or to cover something with leather.

1. To beat or thrashB2informal

   To hit someone or something repeatedly and violently, often with a belt or strap.

   يَضْرِبُ بِشِدَّة

   • The bully threatened to leather the younger boy.
   • He leathered the ball with all his might.
   • The old man used to leather his boots to clean them.

   المرادفاتbeatbeltcanefloglashscourgespankstrapthrashwhip

2. To cover with leatherC1formal

   To apply or cover something with a layer of leather.

   تغطية بالجلد

   • The craftsman leathered the book cover by hand.
   • They leathered the interior of the car for a luxury feel.
   • The artisan leathered the handle of the sword.