Definition of skinned in English:

skinned

adjective skɪndskɪnd

in combination Having a skin of a specified type.
a smooth-skinned complexion
red-skinned potatoes
Example sentencesExamples
- The greasy-skinned kids wandering the chillout zone in the amusement arcade with saucer eyes are clearly on a different planet.
- The watery, tough-skinned figs were barely cooked let alone caramelised.
- Her pieces feature groups of young pale-skinned models, often naked from the waist down and with a blank expression on their faces.
- A shoal of silver-skinned mullet skip out of the boat's way, one leaping four foot clear into the air.
- White nectarines and peaches are fine, but the yellow nectarine is really something else - smooth-skinned and warmly sweet and the color of sunshine.
- Both of the teenagers stared at us, as if we'd pulled off latex masks and reveled ourselves as green-skinned aliens.
- Shovel-nosed frogs are smooth-skinned and small, with short, stout forelimbs and small heads with pointy snouts.
- He looks exhausted - unshaven, dark-eyed, sallow-skinned.
- Stephanie is tall and golden-skinned, with a mane of sleek black hair.
- Heat the oil in a non-stick frying pan and cook the trout on each side for 4 to 5 mins, turning carefully, until crisp-skinned.
- The show's success is in its cast of impossibly good-looking (and clear-skinned) teenagers and their skimpy outfits.
- I like to use nice red-skinned apples off our tree.
- He was pale-skinned to the point of translucence and his sunken eyes were dark with fatigue.
- She was very fair, pale-skinned, with eyes of a strange green colour.

Definition of skinned in US English:

skinned

adjectiveskindskɪnd

in combination Having a skin of a specified type.
smooth-skinned stingrays
Example sentencesExamples
- Shovel-nosed frogs are smooth-skinned and small, with short, stout forelimbs and small heads with pointy snouts.
- White nectarines and peaches are fine, but the yellow nectarine is really something else - smooth-skinned and warmly sweet and the color of sunshine.
- She was very fair, pale-skinned, with eyes of a strange green colour.
- A shoal of silver-skinned mullet skip out of the boat's way, one leaping four foot clear into the air.
- Both of the teenagers stared at us, as if we'd pulled off latex masks and reveled ourselves as green-skinned aliens.
- He looks exhausted - unshaven, dark-eyed, sallow-skinned.
- Her pieces feature groups of young pale-skinned models, often naked from the waist down and with a blank expression on their faces.
- I like to use nice red-skinned apples off our tree.
- He was pale-skinned to the point of translucence and his sunken eyes were dark with fatigue.
- Stephanie is tall and golden-skinned, with a mane of sleek black hair.
- The watery, tough-skinned figs were barely cooked let alone caramelised.
- The show's success is in its cast of impossibly good-looking (and clear-skinned) teenagers and their skimpy outfits.
- Heat the oil in a non-stick frying pan and cook the trout on each side for 4 to 5 mins, turning carefully, until crisp-skinned.
- The greasy-skinned kids wandering the chillout zone in the amusement arcade with saucer eyes are clearly on a different planet.

Phrases

be thin-skinned (or thick-skinned)

Be sensitive (or insensitive) to criticism or insults.
Example sentencesExamples
- Wolf, as an inspector you cannot be thin-skinned.
- He could be a bully, but was thin-skinned too.
- ‘One thing you can't be if you live in Smith Center is thin-skinned,’ Ivan writes.
- He admits that he is thin-skinned, and that unkind words about his art hurt him.
- They do not like extreme environments and are likely to be thin-skinned.
- One has to be thin-skinned to be a writer and thick-skinned to deal with the consequences.
- To understand why Harris is thin-skinned, you must go back to Memphis.
- The Vermont governor, not ready for prime time, cooperated by being thin-skinned, surly and combative.
- The Bellow who emerges in it is thin-skinned, promiscuous, increasingly sententious, and at times almost unbearably vulnerable.
- Armor is thin-skinned, providing only a minimum of protection for the four-man crew.

单词	skinned
释义	Definition of skinned in English: skinned adjective skɪndskɪnd in combination Having a skin of a specified type. a smooth-skinned complexion red-skinned potatoes Example sentencesExamples The greasy-skinned kids wandering the chillout zone in the amusement arcade with saucer eyes are clearly on a different planet. The watery, tough-skinned figs were barely cooked let alone caramelised. Her pieces feature groups of young pale-skinned models, often naked from the waist down and with a blank expression on their faces. A shoal of silver-skinned mullet skip out of the boat's way, one leaping four foot clear into the air. White nectarines and peaches are fine, but the yellow nectarine is really something else - smooth-skinned and warmly sweet and the color of sunshine. Both of the teenagers stared at us, as if we'd pulled off latex masks and reveled ourselves as green-skinned aliens. Shovel-nosed frogs are smooth-skinned and small, with short, stout forelimbs and small heads with pointy snouts. He looks exhausted - unshaven, dark-eyed, sallow-skinned. Stephanie is tall and golden-skinned, with a mane of sleek black hair. Heat the oil in a non-stick frying pan and cook the trout on each side for 4 to 5 mins, turning carefully, until crisp-skinned. The show's success is in its cast of impossibly good-looking (and clear-skinned) teenagers and their skimpy outfits. I like to use nice red-skinned apples off our tree. He was pale-skinned to the point of translucence and his sunken eyes were dark with fatigue. She was very fair, pale-skinned, with eyes of a strange green colour. Definition of skinned in US English: skinned adjectiveskindskɪnd in combination Having a skin of a specified type. smooth-skinned stingrays Example sentencesExamples Shovel-nosed frogs are smooth-skinned and small, with short, stout forelimbs and small heads with pointy snouts. White nectarines and peaches are fine, but the yellow nectarine is really something else - smooth-skinned and warmly sweet and the color of sunshine. She was very fair, pale-skinned, with eyes of a strange green colour. A shoal of silver-skinned mullet skip out of the boat's way, one leaping four foot clear into the air. Both of the teenagers stared at us, as if we'd pulled off latex masks and reveled ourselves as green-skinned aliens. He looks exhausted - unshaven, dark-eyed, sallow-skinned. Her pieces feature groups of young pale-skinned models, often naked from the waist down and with a blank expression on their faces. I like to use nice red-skinned apples off our tree. He was pale-skinned to the point of translucence and his sunken eyes were dark with fatigue. Stephanie is tall and golden-skinned, with a mane of sleek black hair. The watery, tough-skinned figs were barely cooked let alone caramelised. The show's success is in its cast of impossibly good-looking (and clear-skinned) teenagers and their skimpy outfits. Heat the oil in a non-stick frying pan and cook the trout on each side for 4 to 5 mins, turning carefully, until crisp-skinned. The greasy-skinned kids wandering the chillout zone in the amusement arcade with saucer eyes are clearly on a different planet. Phrases be thin-skinned (or thick-skinned) Be sensitive (or insensitive) to criticism or insults. Example sentencesExamples Wolf, as an inspector you cannot be thin-skinned. He could be a bully, but was thin-skinned too. ‘One thing you can't be if you live in Smith Center is thin-skinned,’ Ivan writes. He admits that he is thin-skinned, and that unkind words about his art hurt him. They do not like extreme environments and are likely to be thin-skinned. One has to be thin-skinned to be a writer and thick-skinned to deal with the consequences. To understand why Harris is thin-skinned, you must go back to Memphis. The Vermont governor, not ready for prime time, cooperated by being thin-skinned, surly and combative. The Bellow who emerges in it is thin-skinned, promiscuous, increasingly sententious, and at times almost unbearably vulnerable. Armor is thin-skinned, providing only a minimum of protection for the four-man crew. adj.1 phr.
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