skinned

An adjective used to describe the condition or type of skin a person or animal has, often combined with another word (e.g., 'fair-skinned', 'dark-skinned').

• 🌐صفة تُستخدم لوصف حالة الجلد أو نوعه عند الإنسان أو الحيوان، وغالبًا ما تُركَّب مع كلمة أخرى للدلالة على لون الجلد أو صفته، مثل «أبيض البشرة» و«أسود البشرة».

1. Having skin of a specified kind B2 formal

   Describes a person or animal with a particular type or color of skin.

   • The dark-skinned man stood out in the crowd.
   • She is a fair-skinned woman who burns easily in the sun.
   • The thick-skinned rhinoceros is well protected from predators.

   🌐ذو جلد من نوع معين

• more skinned comparative form
• most skinned superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of removing the skin or outer covering from something, such as an animal, fruit, or vegetable.

• 🌐فعل يدل على إزالة الجلد أو الغطاء الخارجي عن شيء ما، كالحيوان أو الفاكهة أو الخضار.

1. Remove skin B1 formal

   To remove the skin or outer covering from an animal, fruit, or vegetable.

   • She skinned the rabbit before cooking it.
   • He skinned the potatoes for dinner.
   • The chef skinned the fish with a sharp knife.

   🌐إزالة الجلد

   المرادفات: flayhullhuskparepeelshellshuckstrip

2. Abrade or graze B1 informal

   To graze or scrape the skin off a part of the body, usually by accident.

   • He fell and skinned his knee on the pavement.
   • She skinned her elbow while skating.
   • The child skinned his hands climbing the fence.

   🌐خدش الجلد

   المرادفات: abradebarkchafeexcoriategrazescrape

3. Cheat or swindle (slang) C1 slang american

   To cheat or deceive someone out of money or possessions.

   • That salesman skinned me with a bad deal.
   • Don't let them skin you on the price.
   • He got skinned in that poker game.

   🌐خدع (عامية)

   المرادفات: bilkcheatcondefraudfleecerip offrookswindle

• skinned past participle
• skinned past simple
• skinning present participle
• skins third person singular

الصيغ المركّبة: skin over