peel

peel　英 [pi:l] 　美 [pil]

v. 剥，剥落；削　 n. 皮　

进行时:peeling　过去式:peeled　过去分词:peeled　第三人称单数:peels　名词复数:peels　

Please peel an apple for me.　请给我削个苹果。

Have you peeled the potatoes?　你给土豆刮皮了吗？

A peel is the covering of a fruit or vegetable. Some peels are thick and easy to remove, like an orange peel, while others might be more stubborn, like the thin peel on a potato.

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v. 剥，剥落；削
n. 皮

1. Please peel an apple for me.

请给我削个苹果。
2. Have you peeled the potatoes?

你给土豆刮皮了吗？
3. Carefully peel away the lining paper.

小心剥掉衬着的那层纸。
4. The label will peel off if you soak it in water.

标签浸到水中就会脱落。
5. The wallpaper was beginning to peel.

壁纸开始剥落了。
6. The walls have begun to peel.

墙壁开始破皮了。
7. He peeled off his shirt.

他脱下了衬衣。
8. orange peel, lemon peel

橙子╱柠檬皮

peel (n.1) piece of rind or skin, 1580s, from earlier pill, pile (late 14c.), from peel (v.)).
peel (n.2) "shovel-shaped instrument" used by bakers, etc., c. 1400, from Old French pele (Modern French pelle) "shovel," from Latin pala "spade, shovel, baker's peel, shoulder blade," probably from PIE *pag-slo-, suffixed form of root *pag- "to fasten."
peel (v.) "to strip off," developed from Old English pilian "to peel, skin, decorticate, strip the skin or ring," and Old French pillier, both from Latin pilare "to strip of hair," from pilus "hair" (see pile (n.3)). Probably also influenced by Latin pellis "skin, hide." Related: Peeled; peeling. Figurative expression keep (one's) eyes peeled be observant, be on the alert" is from 1853, American English.

peel / piːl ; NAmE piːl / verb , noun peel peels peeled peeling verb 1 [transitive ] peelsth to take the skin off fruit, vegetables, etc. 剥（水果、蔬菜等的）皮；去皮 ◆ to peel an orange/a banana 剥橙子╱香蕉 ◆ Have you peeled the potatoes? 你给土豆刮皮了吗？ ☞ collocationsat cooking 2 [transitive , intransitive ] peel(sth) away/off/back to remove a layer, covering, etc. from the surface of sth; to come off the surface of sth 剥掉；揭掉；剥落 ◆ Carefully peel away the lining paper. 小心剥掉衬着的那层纸。 ◆ The label will peel off if you soak it in water. 标签浸到水中就会脱落。 3 [intransitive ] peel(off) (of a covering 覆盖层 ) to come off in strips or small pieces 脱落；剥落 ◆ The wallpaper was beginning to peel. 壁纸开始剥落了。 4 [intransitive ] (of a surface 表面 ) to lose strips or small pieces of its covering 起皮；剥落 ◆ Put on some cream to stop your nose from peeling. 抹点乳霜，以免你的鼻子再脱皮。 ◆ The walls have begun to peel. 墙壁开始破皮了。 IDIOMsee eye n. PHRASAL VERBS ˌpeel ˈoff to leave a group of vehicles, aircraft, etc. and turn to one side （车辆、飞机等）离队，转向一侧 ◆ The leading car in the motorcade peeled off to the right. 汽车队的先导车转向右侧。 ˌpeel ˈoff | ˌpeel (sth)↔ˈoff ( informal) to remove some or all of your clothes 脱衣服 ◆ You look hot—why don't you peel off? 你看来很热，为何不脱掉衣服？ ◆ He peeled off his shirt. 他脱下了衬衣。 ˌpeel ˈout ( NAmE) ( informal) to leave quickly and in a noisy way, especially in a car, on a motorcycle, etc. （尤指乘汽车、摩托车等）喧嚣地迅速离去 noun 1 [uncountable , countable ] the thick skin of some fruits and vegetables （某些水果、蔬菜的）外皮；果皮 ◆ orange/lemon peel 橙子╱柠檬皮 ◆ ( NAmE also) an orange/a lemon peel 一片橙子╱柠檬皮 ☞compare rind1 () , skin n. (4 ) , zest (3 ) 2 peels [plural ] ( NAmE) = peelings peel / piːl ; NAmE piːl /

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