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skin

/skɪn/

Übersetzung: Äußere Schicht des Körpers von Menschen oder Tieren; äußere Hülle einiger Früchte und Gemüse., Verb, das die Handlung beschreibt, die Haut oder die äußere Schicht von etwas zu entfernen, zum Beispiel von einem Tier, einer Frucht oder einem Gemüse. Es kann auch das Abziehen oder Enthäuten im weiteren Sinne bezeichnen.

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noun

/skɪn/A1formal
  • deÄußere Schicht des Körpers von Menschen oder Tieren; äußere Hülle einiger Früchte und Gemüse.

A noun referring to the outer layer of a person's or animal's body, or the outer covering of certain fruits and vegetables.

  1. Outer layer of bodyA1formal

    The outer covering of the body of humans and animals, protecting internal organs.

    deHaut

    • Her skin is very sensitive to sunlight.
    • The doctor examined the skin for rashes.
    • He has smooth, healthy skin.

    Synonymecutisdermahideintegumentpelt

  2. Fruit or vegetable peelA2formal

    The thin outer layer or peel of fruits and vegetables.

    deSchale

    • Peel the skin off the banana before eating.
    • The orange skin is rich in vitamins.
    • She removed the skin from the potato.

    Synonymepeelrindzest

  3. Skin of animalB1formal

    The hide or pelt of an animal, often used for leather.

    deHaut eines Tieres

    • The craftsman made a bag from animal skin.
    • Cow skin is commonly used for leather shoes.
    • They traded furs and animal skins.

    Synonymefellhidepelt

  4. Slang for moneyC1slangamerican

    Informal term for money, especially paper money.

    deSlang für Geld

    • I don't have enough skin to buy that car.
    • He flashed some serious skin at the casino.
    • Save your skin for something worthwhile.

    Synonymebreadcashcheddardoughlootpaperscratch

Formen
  • skins plural form
  • skins' possessive plural form
  • skin's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/skɪn/B2formal
  • deVerb, das die Handlung beschreibt, die Haut oder die äußere Schicht von etwas zu entfernen, zum Beispiel von einem Tier, einer Frucht oder einem Gemüse. Es kann auch das Abziehen oder Enthäuten im weiteren Sinne bezeichnen.

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

  1. Remove skinB1formal

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

    deHaut abziehen

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

    Synonymeflayhullhuskparepeelshellshuckstrip

  2. Abrade or grazeB1informal

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

    deHaut abschürfen

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

    Synonymeabradebarkchafeexcoriategrazescrape

  3. Cheat or swindle (slang)C1slangamerican

    To cheat or deceive someone out of money or possessions.

    deBetrügen (Slang)

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

    Synonymebilkcheatcondefraudfleecerip offrookswindle

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

Phrasal-Variantenskin over

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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