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A n ( before peeling) peau f ; ( after peeling) épluchures fpl ; potato peel épluchures fpl de pommes de terre.C vi [paint] s'écailler ; [sunburnt person, skin] peler ; [fruit, vegetable] s'éplucher.▶ peel away [sth], peel [sth] away décoller [layer, paper, plastic].■ peel off3 Aviat [plane] quitter sa formation ;▶ peel off [sth], peel [sth] off enlever [clothing, label, leaves].■ peel out US1 ○ ( accelerate) démarrer en trombe ○ ;2 [bells] tinter. -
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peel [pi:l]1. noun[+ fruit] peler ; [+ potato] éplucher[paint] s'écailler ; [skin, part of body] peler[+ film, covering] décoller* * *[piːl] 1. 2.transitive verb éplucher [carrot etc]; décortiquer [prawn]; écorcer [stick]3.intransitive verb [skin] peler; [fruit, vegetable] s'éplucherPhrasal Verbs:- peel off -
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peel [pi:l]1 noun∎ add a twist of lemon peel ajouter un zeste de citron(b) (UNCOUNT) (peelings) épluchures fpl(fruit, vegetable) peler, éplucher; (boiled egg) écaler, éplucher; (shrimp) décortiquer; (twig) écorcer; (skin, bark) enlever;∎ to keep one's eyes peeled ouvrir l'œil;∎ we were all keeping our eyes peeled for a pub nous guettions tous un pub, nous étions tous à l'affût d'un pub(a) (fruit, vegetable) se peler(b) (plaster on wall, ceiling etc) s'écailler, se craqueler; (paint, varnish) s'écailler; (wallpaper) se décoller(c) (skin on back, face etc) peler;∎ I'm peeling all over je pèle de partout(plaster on wall, ceiling etc) s'écailler, se craqueler; (paint, varnish) s'écailler; (wallpaper) se décoller(label, wallpaper) détacher, décoller; (bandage) enlever, ôter(label, wallpaper) détacher, décoller;∎ peel back the plastic backing décoller la pellicule de protection en plastique➲ peel off(a) (plaster on wall, ceiling etc) s'écailler, se craqueler; (paint, varnish) s'écailler; (wallpaper) se décoller(c) (turn away) se détacher;∎ two aircraft peeled off from the main group deux avions se détachèrent du gros de l'escadre(b) (item of clothing) enlever;∎ to peel off one's clothes se déshabiller
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potato peel — noun crisp fried potato peeling • Syn: ↑potato skin, ↑potato peelings • Hypernyms: ↑snack food … Useful english dictionary
peel — I n. a banana; lemon; potato peel (see the Usage Note for rind) II v. (C) peel a banana for me; or: peel me a banana * * * [piːl] lemon or: peel me a banana potato peel (see the Usage Note for rind) (C) peel a banana for me a banana … Combinatory dictionary
potato peelings — noun crisp fried potato peeling • Syn: ↑potato skin, ↑potato peel • Hypernyms: ↑snack food … Useful english dictionary
potato skin — noun crisp fried potato peeling • Syn: ↑potato peel, ↑potato peelings • Hypernyms: ↑snack food … Useful english dictionary
peel|ing — «PEE lihng», noun. a part peeled off or pared off: »a potato peeling. SYNONYM(S): paring … Useful english dictionary
peel — peel1 peelable, adj. /peel/, v.t. 1. to strip (something) of its skin, rind, bark, etc.: to peel an orange. 2. to strip (the skin, rind, bark, paint, etc.) from something: to peel paint from a car … Universalium
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Peel, Sir Robert, 2nd Baronet — born Feb. 5, 1788, Bury, Lancashire, Eng. died July 2, 1850, London British prime minister (1834–35, 1841–46) and principal founder of the Conservative Party. A member of Parliament from 1809, Peel served as chief secretary for Ireland (1812–18)… … Universalium
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Peel, Sir Robert — (1788–1850) A reforming British prime minister, notable above all for his repeal of the Corn Laws. Peel was born to a wealthy Lancashire cotton manufacturer, chalked up an impressive academic record at Harrow and Christchurch, studied law at… … Encyclopedia of the Age of Imperialism, 1800–1914
peel — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun Peel is used after these nouns: ↑banana, ↑lemon, ↑orange {{Roman}}II.{{/Roman}} verb Peel is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑paint, ↑skin Peel is used with these nouns as the object: ↑apple, ↑avocado, ↑ … Collocations dictionary