Rind Meaning in English
word
ˈɹaɪnd
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ɹˈaɪnd
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التعريف
The tough outer layer or skin of some fruits, cheese, or certain foods.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Mostly used for fruits like watermelon, lemon, and orange, and for cheese (e.g., 'cheese rind'). Not used for thin peels (use 'peel' or 'skin' for apples, potatoes). 'Rind' implies a thicker, tougher layer.
Spanish: corteza - piel (fruta) - cáscara (fruta)Portuguese (BR): casca - pele (fruta, queijo)Portuguese (PT): casca - pele (fruta, queijo)Chinese (Simplified): 外皮 - 果皮 - 皮Chinese (Traditional): 外皮 - 果皮 - 皮Hindi: छिलका - बाहरी परतArabic: قشرة (فاكهة أو جبن)Bengali: ছাল - খোসা (মোটা, ফল বা পনিরের)Russian: коркаJapanese: 皮（厚い部分） - 外皮Vietnamese: vỏ dàyKorean: 껍질 (두꺼운)Turkish: kabuk (kalın)Urdu: چھلکا (موٹا/سخت)Indonesian: kulit (tebal, keras)
جمل نموذجية
The rind of the watermelon is very thick.
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You should not eat the lemon rind.
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Some cheeses have a hard rind.
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He made candy from orange rind.
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Don’t throw away the cheese rind; it adds flavor to soup.
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The melon was juicy, but its rind was tough and bitter.
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