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1. verb1) (to take off the skin or outer covering of (a fruit or vegetable): She peeled the potatoes.) pelar2) (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- peeler- peelings
peel1 n pieldon't eat the potato peel no te comas la piel de la patata peel es la piel, por ejemplo, de oranges, ( naranjas), lemons ( limones), apples ( manzanas ) o potatoes ( patatas)peel2 vb pelartr[piːl]1 pelar, quitar la piel de\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto keep one's eyes peeled estar ojo avizorpeel ['pi:l] vt1) : pelar (fruta, etc.)peel vi: pelarse (dícese de la piel), desconcharse (dícese de la pintura)peel n: cáscara fn.• 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.
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1. piːla) \<\<apple/potato\>\> pelar, mondarb) ( remove)he peeled back the plastic film — quitó or despegó la película de plástico
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vi \<\<person\>\> pelarse, despellejarse; \<\<paint\>\> desconcharse, salirse*; \<\<wallpaper\>\> despegarse*to peel away — \<\<paint/plaster\>\> desconcharse
Phrasal Verbs:- peel off
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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 fpl2.VT [+ fruit, vegetable] pelar; [+ layer of paper] quitarto 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- peel off* * *
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1. [piːl]a) \<\<apple/potato\>\> pelar, mondarb) ( remove)he peeled back the plastic film — quitó or despegó la película de plástico
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vi \<\<person\>\> pelarse, despellejarse; \<\<paint\>\> desconcharse, salirse*; \<\<wallpaper\>\> despegarse*to peel away — \<\<paint/plaster\>\> desconcharse
Phrasal Verbs:- peel off
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mass noun (of potato, apple) piel f, cáscara f (esp AmL); (of orange, lemon) cáscara f -
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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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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∎ 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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pəˈteɪtəu сущ.
1) картофель (растение) to bake potato ≈ печь картофель to boil potato ≈ отваривать картофель to fry potato ≈ жарить картофель в масле to mash potato ≈ делать пюре to peel potatoes ≈ чистить картофель baked potato chipped potato French-fried potato mashed potato
2) картофелина;
мн. картофель
3) сл. амер. деньги
4) сл. физически непривлекательная женщина ∙ not (quite) the clean potato разг. ≈ подозрительная личность, непорядочный человек small potatoes quite the potato (ботаника) картофель (Solanum tuberosum) - * haulm /foliage, vine/ картофельная ботва - * clamp /pit/ картофельный бурт картофелина картофель - mashed *es картофельное пюре - new *es молодой картофель - to dig out /или up, to lift/ *es выкапывать /копать/ картофель батат, сладкий картофель( Ipomoea batatas) (американизм) голова( американизм) (сленг) доллар( американизм) (профессионализм) (сленг) мяч( особ. в бейсболе) > small *es (американизм) мелкота, мелкие людишки;
пустяки > the (clean) *, quite the * как раз то (что надо) > *es and point картошка да вода - вот и вся еда > hot * щекотливый вопрос > to drop smb. like a hot * бросить кого-л.;
(с) бежать от кого-л. как от чумы not (quite) the clean ~ разг. подозрительная личность, непорядочный человек potato картофелина;
pl картофель ~ (pl oes) картофель (растение) ~ attr. картофельный small potatoes мелкие людишки;
quite the potato разг. как раз то, что надо small potatoes мелкие людишки;
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[pə'teɪtəu]сущ.; мн. potatoes1)а) картофелина, картошинаWhen harvesting, dig up every potato, however small. — Когда собираете урожай, выкапывайте каждую картофелину, даже самую маленькую.
б) = potatoes картофель, картошкаfried / boiled / baked potatoes — жареный, варёный, печёный картофель
potatoes baked in their jackets — картофель, запечённый в мундире
chipped potatoes брит. / French-fried potatoes амер. — картофель фри
- jacket potatoesmashed potato преим. брит. / mashed potatoes преим. амер. — картофельное пюре
2) бот. картофель ( растение)3) брит.; разг. дыра на пятке ( на носке или чулке)4) ( potatoes) амер.; разг. долларыWas it conceivable that any man, even to oblige a future brother-in-law, would cough up the colossal sum of two hundred potatoes? (P. G. Wodehouse) — Разве можно себе представить, что кто-нибудь, пусть даже ради того, чтобы оказать услугу своему будущему шурину, раскошелится на такую колоссальную сумму как двести тысяч долларов?
5) австрал.; жарг.; = potater; сокр. от potato peeler девчонка, деваха; бабёнка6) = sweet potato 1)••- quite the potatonot (quite) the clean potato разг. — подозрительная личность, непорядочный человек
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n. хальс. orange \peel бэрсүүт жүржийн хальс. v. 1. хальслах, арилгах, хальсыг цэвэрлэх. She was \peeling onions. Тэр хэдэн сонгино арилгаж байв. 2. гуужих, хуурах. 3. ховхрох, хуурч унах. peeler n. хальс арилгах хэрэгсэл. potato \peel төмс арилгагч. peelings n. хальс, хаягдал хальс. -
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[pə'teɪtəʊ]n(pl potatoes [pə'teɪtəʊz]) картофель- baked potatoThere is too much potato in the salad. — В салате очень много картофеля.
- mashed potatoes
- potatoes in jackets
- bake potatoes
- boil potatoes
- fly potatoes
- have potatoes for dinner
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po·'ta·to peel·er nKartoffelschäler m, Kartoffelmesser nt -
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ˈpi:lɪŋ сущ.
1) кожа, корка, шелуха potato peelings ≈ картофельные очистки Syn: husk, peel
2) отслаивание корка, кожа, кожура, шелуха (медицина) шелушение отслаивание окорка( древесины) peeling pres. p. от peel ~ корка, кожа, шелуха;
potato peelings картофельные очистки ~ отслаивание ~ корка, кожа, шелуха;
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patata sustantivo femenino (Esp) potato; ( de bolsita) (potato) chip (AmE), (potato) crisp (BrE)
patata sustantivo femenino
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patatas fritas, chips, US French fries (de bolsa) crisps, US potato chips ➣ Ver nota en potato 2 patata caliente: nos pasó a nosotros la patata caliente, we were left holding the screaming child
ni patata: no entiendo ni patata del inglés, I can't speak a word of English ' patata' also found in these entries: Spanish: originaria - originario English: baked potato - chip - crisp - crisps - peel - potato - potato chips - roast - bake - spud -
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1. noun1) Haut, dieget under somebody's skin — (fig. coll.) (irritate somebody) jemandem auf die Nerven gehen od. fallen (ugs.); (fascinate or enchant somebody) jemandem unter die Haut gehen (ugs.)
have a thick/thin skin — (fig.) ein dickes Fell haben (ugs.) /dünnhäutig sein
jump out of one's skin — (fig.) aus dem Häuschen geraten (ugs.)
save one's skin — (fig.) seine Haut retten (ugs.)
it's no skin off my/his etc. nose — (coll.) das braucht mich/ihn usw. nicht zu jucken (ugs.)
2) (hide) Haut, die3) (fur) Fell, das5) (sausage-casing) Haut, die6) (on milk) Haut, die2. transitive verb,- nn- häuten; schälen [Frucht]skin somebody alive — (fig. coll.) Hackfleisch aus jemandem machen (ugs.); see also academic.ru/26032/eye">eye 1. 1)
* * *[skin] 1. noun1) (the natural outer covering of an animal or person: She couldn't stand the feel of wool against her skin; A snake can shed its skin.) die Haut2) (a thin outer layer, as on a fruit: a banana-skin; onion-skins.) die Schale2. verb(to remove the skin from: He skinned and cooked the rabbit.) enthäuten- skin-diving- skin flick
- skin-tight
- by the skin of one's teeth* * *[skɪn]I. nto be soaked [or drenched] to the \skin nass bis auf die Haut seinto have a thin \skin dünnhäutig sein famto have a thick \skin ein dickes Fell habento strip to the \skin sich akk nackt ausziehenlion \skin Löwenfell nt3. (rind) of a fruit, potato Schale f; of a boiled potato Schale f, Pelle f BRD; of sausage [Wurst-]Haut f, [Wurst-]Pelle f BRD; of almonds, tomatoes Haut fto slip on a banana \skin auf einer Bananenschale ausrutschento cook potatoes in their \skins Pellkartoffeln kochen7.▶ to get under sb's \skin (irritate or annoy sb) jdm auf die Nerven gehen [o fallen] fam; (move or affect sb) jdm unter die Haut gehen▶ by the \skin of one's teeth nur mit knapper NotII. vt<- nn->to \skin an animal ein Tier häutento \skin fruits Obst schälen2. (graze)to \skin one's elbow/knees sich dat den Ellbogen/die Knie aufschürfen* * *[skɪn]1. n1) Haut fhe's nothing but skin and bone(s) nowadays — er ist nur noch Haut und Knochen
that's no skin off my nose ( esp Brit inf ) — das juckt mich nicht
to get inside the skin of a part (Theat) — in einer Rolle aufgehen
all men/women are brothers/sisters under the skin — im Grunde sind alle Menschen gleich
I've got you under my skin — du hast mirs angetan
to have a thick/thin skin (fig) — ein dickes Fell (inf)/eine dünne Haut haben
by the skin of one's teeth (inf) — mit knapper Not, mit Ach und Krach (inf)
3) (= oilskins) Ölhaut f, Ölzeug nt4) (for wine etc) Schlauch m7) (on milk etc) Haut f8) (for duplicating) Matrize f9) (= skinhead) Skin m2. vtthere's more than one way to skin a cat (inf) — es gibt nicht nur einen Weg
to skin sb alive (inf) — jdm den Kopf abreißen (hum inf)
See:→ eye2) (= graze) knee abschürfen* * *skin [skın]A sby the skin of one’s teeth um Haaresbreite, mit knapper Not, mit Ach und Krach;I caught the train by the skin of my teeth ich habe den Zug gerade noch erwischt;that’s no skin off my nose umg das juckt mich nicht;be in sb’s skin in jemandes Haut stecken;get under sb’s skin umga) jemandem unter die Haut gehen, jemandem nahegehen,b) jemandem auf die Nerven gehen;get under the skin of sth etwas richtig verstehen;have a thick (thin) skin ein dickes Fell haben (dünnhäutig sein);2. Fell n, Pelz m, JAGD Balg m, Decke f (von Tieren)3. Haut f, (Kartoffel-, Obst- etc) Schale f, Hülse f, Schote f, Rinde fskin on milk Haut auf der Milch5. allg Oberfläche f, besondersa) FLUG, SCHIFF Außenhaut fb) FLUG Hülle f, Bespannung f (eines Ballons)c) ARCH Außenwand fd) ARCH (Außen)Verkleidung f (Aluminiumplatten etc)6. (Wasser-, Wein) Schlauch m7. Br umg Skin m (Skinhead)8. besonders Ir sl Haut f (Person):he’s a good old skin9. US sla) Gauner(in), Betrüger(in)10. sl Gummi m (Kondom)11. pl MUS sl Schlagzeug nB adj besonders US sl Sex…:C v/t1. schälen:2. sich das Knie etc aufschürfen:skin one’s kneeskin sb alive umga) kein gutes Haar an jemandem lassenb) jemandem gehörig seine Meinung sagen;I’ll skin him alive! umg der kriegt was von mir zu hören!;skin and salt sb umg jemanden bös in die Pfanne hauen4. umga) jemanden ausplündern, -beuten5. einen Strumpf etc abstreifen6. ELEK abisolierenD v/i* * *1. noun1) Haut, diebe all or just skin and bone — (fig.) nur Haut und Knochen sein (ugs.)
be soaked or wet to the skin — bis auf die Haut durchnässt sein
by or with the skin of one's teeth — mit knapper Not
get under somebody's skin — (fig. coll.) (irritate somebody) jemandem auf die Nerven gehen od. fallen (ugs.); (fascinate or enchant somebody) jemandem unter die Haut gehen (ugs.)
have a thick/thin skin — (fig.) ein dickes Fell haben (ugs.) /dünnhäutig sein
jump out of one's skin — (fig.) aus dem Häuschen geraten (ugs.)
save one's skin — (fig.) seine Haut retten (ugs.)
it's no skin off my/his etc. nose — (coll.) das braucht mich/ihn usw. nicht zu jucken (ugs.)
2) (hide) Haut, die3) (fur) Fell, das5) (sausage-casing) Haut, die6) (on milk) Haut, die2. transitive verb,- nn- häuten; schälen [Frucht]skin somebody alive — (fig. coll.) Hackfleisch aus jemandem machen (ugs.); see also eye 1. 1)
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1) коллект. potato(es) чистить картошку ≈ to peel potatoes печеная картошка ≈ baked potato сажать картошку ≈ to plant potatoes копать картошку ≈ to dig potatoes
2) (картофелина) potato;
разг. spud ∙ нос картошкой ≈ bulbous noseБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > картошка
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['piːlə(r)]1) (manual) sbucciatore m.; (electric) pelatrice f.potato peeler — pelapatate, sbucciapatate
* * *noun (a tool etc that peels (something): a potato-peeler.) sbucciapatate/pelapatate* * *peeler (1) /ˈpi:lə(r)/n.1 chi sbuccia; sbucciatore, sbucciatricepeeler (2) /ˈpi:lə(r)/n.* * *['piːlə(r)]1) (manual) sbucciatore m.; (electric) pelatrice f.potato peeler — pelapatate, sbucciapatate
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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
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