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skin; leather; surface; naughty
Meanings
5 senses · 25 examplesnoun
skin; hide
Can refer to human skin, animal hide, or the outer layer of an object.
Skin easily gets dry in winter.
This leather coat is made of genuine hide.
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The surface of the table was scratched.
Don't throw banana peels around randomly.
Her hand was scraped, and the inner skin was exposed.
adjective
naughty; mischievous
informalUsed to describe children or people who are playful and disobedient.
This kid is so naughty, always causing trouble.
Stop messing around and finish your homework quickly.
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He is a real troublemaker.
The teacher said he is too naughty and needs discipline.
My younger brother is as mischievous as a monkey.
verb
to peel; to skin
Used for removing the outer layer of fruits, vegetables, or animal hides.
Please help me peel an apple.
He is peeling potatoes right now.
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We need to skin this chicken to cook a meal.
Don't peel all the oranges, save some for everyone.
He skillfully peeled the outer skin of the mango.
adjective
superficial; surface-level
formalUsed to describe knowledge, understanding, or actions that lack depth.
He only learned some superficial knowledge.
Don't just do surface-level work.
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His understanding of this problem is very shallow.
We cannot only look at superficial phenomena.
This report is only a superficial analysis with no in-depth research.
noun
leather goods; leather industry
formalUsed in compound words to refer to leather products or the leather manufacturing sector.
This factory specializes in making leather goods.
The leather goods market is very busy.
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He has worked in the leather industry for ten years.
This shop sells all kinds of leather accessories.
Leather suitcases are very durable.