peel

peel
pi:l
1. verb
1) (to take off the skin or outer covering of (a fruit or vegetable): She peeled the potatoes.) pelar
2) (to take off or come off in small pieces: The paint is beginning to peel (off).) pelarse, desconcharse

2. noun
(the skin of certain fruits, especially oranges, lemons etc.) piel, corteza
- peelings
peel1 n piel
don't eat the potato peel no te comas la piel de la patatapeel es la piel, por ejemplo, de oranges, (naranjas), lemons (limones), apples (manzanas) o potatoes (patatas)
peel2 vb pelar
to peel a potato pelar una patata
peel
tr[piːl]
noun
1 (skin - gen) piel nombre femenino; (- of orange, lemon, etc) corteza, cáscara, monda, mondadura
transitive verb
1 pelar, quitar la piel de
intransitive verb
1 (skin) pelarse; (paint) desconcharse; (wallpaper) despegarse
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to keep one's eyes peeled estar ojo avizor
peel ['pi:l] vt
1) : pelar (fruta, etc.)
2) or to peel away : quitar
peel vi
: pelarse (dícese de la piel), desconcharse (dícese de la pintura)
peel n
: cáscara f
peel
n.
• corteza s.f.
• cáscara s.f.
• hollejo s.m.
• monda s.f.
• pelar s.m.
• piel s.f.
v.
• descascar v.
• descascarar v.
• mondar v.
• pelar v.
• quitar v.

I
1. piːl
transitive verb
a) \<\<apple/potato\>\> pelar, mondar
b) (remove)

he peeled back the plastic film — quitó or despegó la película de plástico


2.
vi \<\<person\>\> pelarse, despellejarse; \<\<paint\>\> desconcharse, salirse*; \<\<wallpaper\>\> despegarse*

to peel away — \<\<paint/plaster\>\> desconcharse

Phrasal Verbs:

II
mass noun (of potato, apple) piel f, cáscara f (esp AmL); (of orange, lemon) cáscara f
[piːl]
1.
N (=skin) piel f ; [of citrus fruit] cáscara f ; [of apple, potato] piel f ; (removed) [of citrus fruit] cáscaras fpl ; [of apple, potato] peladuras fpl , mondas fpl
2.
VT [+ fruit, vegetable] pelar; [+ layer of paper] quitar

to peel the bark from a tree — descortezar un árbol, quitar la corteza de un árbol

3.
VI [wallpaper] despegarse, desprenderse; [paint] desconcharse; [skin, person] pelarse

I'm peeling — me estoy pelando

* * *

I
1. [piːl]
transitive verb
a) \<\<apple/potato\>\> pelar, mondar
b) (remove)

he peeled back the plastic film — quitó or despegó la película de plástico


2.
vi \<\<person\>\> pelarse, despellejarse; \<\<paint\>\> desconcharse, salirse*; \<\<wallpaper\>\> despegarse*

to peel away — \<\<paint/plaster\>\> desconcharse

Phrasal Verbs:

II
mass noun (of potato, apple) piel f, cáscara f (esp AmL); (of orange, lemon) cáscara f

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