Peel Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈpiɫ/

peel

UK

/pˈiːl/

peel

释义

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.

用法与细微差别

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)

例句

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.

natural