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10 Language-to-English Dictionariescáscara
Pronunciation / Transliteration: cáscara
"Tira la cáscara de plátano."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
1 sense- 1
The outer skin of a fruit or vegetable.
"Discard the orange peel before eating."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Middle English: from Old French pel 'skin, hide', from Latin pellis.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "peel" is said worldwide
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écorce
Transliteration: écorce
"Gardez le zeste de citron."
Schale
Transliteration: Schale
"Die Orangenschale ist bitter."
buccia
Transliteration: buccia
"La buccia della mela è rossa."
cáscara
Transliteration: cáscara
"Tira la cáscara de plátano."
casca
Transliteration: casca
"Remova a casca da laranja."
छिलका
Transliteration: chhilkaa
"केले का छिलका उतार लें।"
皮
Transliteration: pí
"把苹果皮削掉。"
껍질
Transliteration: kkeopjil
"오렌지 껍질을 벗기세요."
皮
Transliteration: kawa
"りんごの皮をむく。"
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