Translation "ljuštiti" to English

blanch · husk · pare · peel · skin

ljuštiti

verbIPA: / ʎuʃtiti /

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English translation

blanch

verbIPA: / blæntʃ /

To cook briefly; as of vegetables; SYN. parboil.

Synonyms: blench · pale · parboil

husk

verbIPA: / həsk /

To remove the husks from, as of ears of corn.

When the foragers come in with food, they just drop it into the upper chamber, and other ants come up from below, get the food, bring it back, husk the seeds, and pile them up.

Source: TED2020

If you're in China, you might use a rice husk or a cottonseed hull.

Source: TED2020

And what parts of the seed husk we don't digest, actually become part of the final, physical composite.

Source: TED2020

Synonyms: shell

pare

verbIPA: / paʁˈe /

(Homonym: pair, pear).
1. To decrease gradually or bit by bit; SYN. pare down.
2. To remove the edges from; SYN. trim.

Well, you check memory very briefly, make a quick scan, and it's awfully easy to say to yourself, Ring, Rang, Rung, and very hard to say to yourself, Pare, Park: they come more slowly.

Source: TED2020

Synonyms: pare down · peel · skin · trim · whittle

peel

verbIPA: / piːl /

ETYM Confused with peel to strip, but from French piller to pillage. Related to Pill to rob, Pillage.
(Homonym: peal).
1. To remove the top layer of something, such as the rind of a fruit.
2. To strip off an outer layer of.
3. To remove by stripping.
4. To take off one's clothes.
5. To break away from a group or formation often used with off.

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Have you ever slipped on a banana peel?

Source: Tatoeba

Peel or wash the apples.

Source: Tatoeba

I could peel out a page of this palazzo to show you what's going on inside of it.

Source: TED2020

Synonyms: discase · disrobe · flake · flake off · pare · peel off · skin · strip · strip down · uncase · unclothe · undress

skin

verbIPA: / skˈɛ̃ /

1. To strip the skin off (fruit, for example); SYN. peel, pare.
2. To bruise, cut, or injure the skin or the surface of; SYN. scrape.

When this work was on view, it was one of our most Instagrammed pieces, and visitors told me they connected with the everyday elements of her brown skin or her rollers or her jewelry.

Source: TED2020

Her testimony so deeply impacted me that I found myself constantly asking, what would it mean to mother in the United Stated of America in this skin?

Source: TED2020

And even though that's interesting, what's really odd is that the skin of this animal has many more neurons, as illustrated here, especially in the yellow.

Source: TED2020

Synonyms: bark · clamber · pare · peel · scramble · scrape · shin · shinny · sputte · struggle

Similar words to "ljuštiti"

ljagati · ljuja dete · ljudi · ljut · ljutić · ljutit · ljutiti · ljutito · ljuto · ljušti · lajati · lajt-šou · laktat · listati

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