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I . peel [pi:l] N (skin of fruit)

II . peel [pi:l] VB trans

II . peel off VB intr

1. peel (come off):

2. peel (veer away):

ˈlem·on peel N, ˈlem·on rind N

ˈor·ange peel N

Usage examples with peeled

to keep one's eyes open [or peeled]
to keep one's eyes peeled for sth inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Then dip each peeled potato into melted butter and place on a baking tin, ready for the oven.
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There's a rawness to his performance; it's almost as if he's living with a layer of skin peeled away.
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One may also add one or two teaspoons of vanilla sugar or about 0.1 kg of peeled and finely chopped almonds.
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Other than mashed potato, "cabe rawit", spring onion, shrimp, peeled corn, or mashed tofu fritters are also common as perkedel ingredients.
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Students should keep an eye peeled for great competitions and other opportunities.
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Something to get the adrenaline up and the eyes peeled, the brain rolling over with possibilities and the potential for powerhouse pictures.
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If you're using kabocha squash, it does not have to be peeled, just trim off any gnarly bits.
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The aubergines and red peppers should not be peeled.
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Every bird that has an extra toe (a hallux), a crop, and a gizzard that can be peeled off is clean.
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The paper is carefully peeled off the plate and placed between blotters and weighted so it will dry flat.
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