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').

• 🇨🇳形容词，用于描述人或动物皮肤的状态或类型，常与其他词组合，如“白皮肤的”“黑皮肤的”。

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.

   🇨🇳具有某种皮肤的

• 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.

• 🇨🇳动词，指去除某物的皮或外层，例如剥去动物、水果或蔬菜的皮。

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.

   🇨🇳去皮

   同义词: 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.

   🇨🇳擦伤皮肤

   同义词: 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.

   🇨🇳欺骗（俚语）

   同义词: bilkcheatcondefraudfleecerip offrookswindle

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

短语动词变体: skin over