Peel Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈpiɫ/

peel

UK

/pˈiːl/

peel

التعريف

To remove the outer skin or layer from fruits, vegetables, or something else. Also, the skin itself of a fruit or vegetable is called a peel.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

As a verb, mostly used with fruits or vegetables. 'Peel an orange,' not 'skin an orange.' As a noun, 'peel' is uncountable when meaning the skin (banana peel), but countable with multiples (orange peels). Avoid confusing with 'peal' (a different word).

• Spanish: pelar - piel (de fruta/verdura)
• Portuguese (BR): descascar - casca (de fruta/verdura)
• Portuguese (PT): descascar - casca (de fruta/verdura)
• Chinese (Simplified): 剥 - 皮（水果/蔬菜）
• Chinese (Traditional): 剝 - 皮（水果/蔬菜）
• Hindi: छीलना - छिलका (फल/सब्जी का)
• Arabic: يقشر - قشرة (فاكهة/خضار)
• Bengali: ছুলে ফেলা - খোসা
• Russian: чистить (кожуру) - кожура
• Japanese: 皮をむく - 皮
• Vietnamese: gọt vỏ - vỏ (trái cây, rau)
• Korean: 껍질을 벗기다 - 껍질
• Turkish: soymak - kabuk
• Urdu: چھیلنا - چھلکا
• Indonesian: mengupas - kulit (buah/sayur)

جمل نموذجية

Can you peel the potatoes for dinner?

basic

Please throw the banana peel in the trash.

basic

Be careful, the peel is slippery.

basic

It's faster to peel carrots with a special tool.

natural

Some people like to eat apple peel, others don't.

natural

My sunburn started to peel after a few days at the beach.

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