skinned
word · lemma: skin
Definition
Describes something that has had its skin removed, such as an animal, fruit, or person who has lost skin in an accident.
Usage & Nuances
Often used as an adjective ('skinned knee') or past tense verb. 'Skinned' can refer to literal removal of skin, or minor injuries where the top layer of skin is scraped off. Common with food (peeled fruits) or injuries (skinned elbow). Not about skin color or skin care.
Spanish: desollado - pelado (fruta, verdura)Portuguese (BR): descascado - esfoladoPortuguese (PT): descascado - esfoladoChinese (Simplified): 剥皮的Chinese (Traditional): 剝皮的Hindi: खाल उतारना - छिला हुआArabic: مسلوخ - منزوع الجلدBengali: চামড়া ছড়ানো - চামড়া তুলে ফেলাRussian: содранная кожа - очищенный от кожиJapanese: 皮をむいた - 皮がはがれたVietnamese: bị lột da - đã bóc vỏKorean: 껍질이 벗겨진 - 살갗이 벗겨진Turkish: derisi soyulmuş - kabuğu soyulmuşUrdu: خال اُترا ہوا - چھلکا اُترا ہواIndonesian: dikuliti - terkelupas
Example Sentences
Do you want your peaches skinned or with the peel left on?
natural
He fell and skinned his knee.
basic
She bought skinned apples for the pie.
basic
The chef skinned the fish before cooking it.
basic
My hands got skinned when I slipped on the gravel.
natural
The rabbit was already skinned when we bought it at the market.
natural