skinning

UK
/ˈskɪnɪŋ/
US
/ˈskɪnɪŋ/

Translations

skinningnoun
skinnings
pl
снятие шкуры
The hunter was skilled in the skinning of animals.
Охотник был искусен в снятии шкуры с животных.
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Synonyms
exposure of flesh
removal of skin
skinninggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈskɪnɪŋ/
US
/ˈskɪnɪŋ/
Used attributively (e.g., "skinning knife", "skinning shed") to describe something concerned with removing skin.
skinverb

skinning

Gerund

skinned
Past Simple
skinned
Past Participle
skinning
Gerund
UK
/skɪn/
US
/skɪn/
снимать кожу
He learned how to skin a rabbit.
Он научился снимать кожу с кролика.
The hunter skinned the deer quickly.
Охотник быстро ободрал оленя.
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Definitions

skinningnoun
The act or process of removing the skin from an animal or object.
The hunter was skilled in the skinning of deer, ensuring the hide remained intact.
The modification or customization of the visual appearance of a software interface or digital device by applying a new skin or theme.
Mobile phone manufacturers often offer their own skinning of Android to differentiate their products.
In computer graphics, the process of attaching a deformable mesh to an underlying skeletal framework so that it moves realistically.
Proper skinning is essential for believable character animation.
skinninggerund / present participle
Designating a tool, implement, or action intended for or involved in removing the skin from an animal.
A sharp skinning knife is indispensable for processing game quickly.
skinverb
To remove the skin from an animal or fruit.
She carefully skinned the rabbit before cooking it.
To graze or scrape the skin off a part of the body.
He skinned his knee when he fell off the bike.
To cover or coat with a thin layer.
The pond was skinned with a thin layer of ice.
To defeat someone decisively, especially in a game or competition.
Our team skinned them five-nil in the final.
To cheat or overcharge; swindle.
Tourists often get skinned by unscrupulous taxi drivers.