Translations for „skins“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . skin [skɪn] N

1. skin usu sing (on body):

skin

koža f

skin

polt f

to be soaked to the skin

biti premočen do kože

to have a thin skin

biti občutljiv

to have a thick skin

imeti trdo kožo

2. skin (animal hide):

skin

kožuh m

skin

krzno n

3. skin (rind):

skin of fruit, potato, almonds

lupina f

skin of boiled potato

olupek m

skin of sausage, tomatoes

kožica f

to cook potatoes in their skins

kuhati krompir v oblicah

4. skin (outer covering):

skin aircraft, ship

oplata f

5. skin usu sing (film on hot liquid):

skin

sloj m

skin

smetana f

6. skin sl:

skin (neo-Nazi)

skin m

skin (neo-Nazi)

obritoglavec m

to be nothing but skin and bone(s)

biti sama kost in koža [koga]

to get under sb's skin (irritate or annoy sb)

iti komu močno na živce

to get under sb's skin (move or affect sb)

zlesti komu pod kožo

it's no skin off my nose [or Am alsoback]

to ni moj problem

by the skin of one's teeth

za las

II . skin <-nn-> [skɪn] VB trans

1. skin (remove skin):

skin

odreti

skin fruit

lupiti [perf olupiti]

to skin sb alive hum

dati koga iz kože

2. skin (graze):

to skin one's elbow/knees

odrgniti si komolce/kolena

ˈskin can·cer N no pl

skin cancer

kožni rak m

skin-ˈdeep ADJ pred

skin-deep

površinski

beauty is only skin-deep

lepota je minljiva

ˈskin dis·ease N

skin disease

kožna bolezen f

ˈskin-div·er N SPORTS

skin-diver

potapljač(ica) m (f) na dah

ˈskin-div·ing N no pl

skin-diving

potapljanje n na dah

ˈskin flick N inf

skin flick

pornofilm m

skin flick

pornič m

ˈskin graft N MED

1. skin graft (skin transplant):

skin graft

presaditev f kože

skin graft

transplantacija f kože

2. skin graft (skin section):

skin graft

presadek m kože

skin graft

transplantat m kože

ˈskin-tight ADJ

skin-tight

tesno oprijet

Usage examples with skins

to cook potatoes in their skins

kuhati krompir v oblicah

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The skins make a peculiarly strong, soft leather, known as buckskin.

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As in other tribes, the women processed and sewed animal skins to create such clothing, as well as moccasins and leggings.

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He said the boys also loved pizza, potato skins stuffed with mozzarella, and fish sticks.

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The term is sometimes used with a more general meaning referring to finer-quality parchments made from a variety of animal skins.

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This saturation process is done over a thirty-day period as the skins tumble in large wooden drums; similar to a concrete mixer.

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Once they emerge, they spend their short, two-week adult lives climbing trees, shedding their crunchy skins and reproducing.

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In this wall system the concrete skins provide structure, seismic reinforcing, and fireproofing, while the bales are used as leave-in formwork and insulation.

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These are going to be the base in a stock that bubbles away for a couple hours, the onion skins turning it dark.

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The software inherited existing functions from ICQ, with additional features such as software skins, people's images, and motions.

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Along its borders are situated a number of manufactories of glue, starch, dressed skins, and soap.

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