گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'skin'

1 عمومی:: جلد

2 عمومی:: با پوست‌ پوشاندن‌

3 عمومی:: لخت‌

4 عمومی:: پوست‌

5 عمومی:: چرم‌

6 عمومی:: پوست‌ كندن‌

1 general:: skin adjectives fair/pale/white • I have fair skin that burns very easily. dark/brown/black • a girl with beautiful dark skin olive (= the colour typical of people from Greece, Italy etc ) • a boy with dark eyes and olive skin tanned • His skin was slightly tanned. smooth/soft • Her skin was smooth and pale. beautiful • She had beautiful brown skin. good/healthy/clear (= smooth and without any red spots ) • Vitamin E helps keep your skin healthy. bad/terrible (= with many spots or marks ) • I had terrible skin when I was a teenager. • My skin’s really bad at the moment. flawless (= perfect, with no spots or marks ) • The girls all had perfect features and flawless skin. dry • A lot of women suffer from dry skin. oily • My skin has a tendency to be oily. sensitive (= becoming red or sore easily ) • Special shampoos are available for those with sensitive skin. itchy (= making you want to scratch ) • The cream made my skin feel itchy. rough (= not smooth or soft ) • The skin on his hands was rough and dry. leathery (= thick and dry ) • a lean man with leathery skin and sea-blue eyes wrinkled (= covered in lines because of age ) • an old lady with wrinkled skin scaly (= hard and dry, like the skin on animals such as lizards ) • The crocodile’s scaly skin is ideally suited to its way of life. verbs burn/damage your skin • Strong sunlight can damage your skin. break the skin (= make a hole in it ) • Luckily the skin wasn't broken. protect your skin • It's important to use suntan lotion to protect your skin. irritate your skin (= make it red or sore ) • Some types of make-up can irritate your skin. soothe your skin (= to stop it feeling painful or uncomfortable ) • The lotion helps to soothe your skin after you've been in the sun all day. your skin glows/shines (= it looks healthy ) • beauty products that will make your skin glow your skin peels (= the top layer comes off after you have had a sun tan ) • The week after the holiday my skin was already starting to peel. your skin sags (= it hangs down in loose folds, because you are old ) • The skin on her arms was already starting to sag. skin + NOUN skin colour ( also the colour of your skin ) • There is still discrimination on the basis of skin colour. skin tone (= how light or dark someone’s skin is ) • Do the colours of your clothes enhance your skin tone? a skin condition/complaint/disease • She suffers from a nasty skin condition. skin irritation • A lot of chemicals can cause skin irritation. a skin rash • Skin rashes are common among children. skin cancer • Too much exposure to the sun can cause skin cancer.

2 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with SKIN, Also see BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP; BY THE SKIN OF ONE'S TEETH; GET UNDER SOMEONE'S SKIN; JUMP OUT OF ONE'S SKIN; MAKE ONE'S FLESH CREEP (SKIN CRAWL); MORE THAN ONE WAY TO SKIN A CAT; NO SKIN OFF ONE'S NOSE; SAVE ONE'S BACON (SKIN); SOAKED TO THE SKIN; THICK SKIN.

3 general:: noun epidermis: She had ivory skin. verb flayed: He skinned the animal and ate it.