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Meanings of Peel in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "skin"
Examples for "skin"
1
However, many brands have created new amazing products to calm inflamed skin.
2
A typical human body sheds perhaps five million skin particles per day.
3
Main outcome measures: Serum HIV-1 antibody status and tuberculin skin test reactivity.
4
They are in remarkably good health, although some have developed skin infections.
5
In human, however, transdermal application to the breast skin provides local delivery.
1
Repeat the blanching process three more times, and set the rind aside.
2
Ultimately, we preferred the soup made with water and the cheese rind.
3
Grate the rind and squeeze the juice of the oranges into this.
4
Add the grated yellow part of the lemon rind and the herbs.
5
You really need to work the salt very well into the rind.
1
Reaching up to heaven itself, the Sumeru became the pericarp of the Lotus.
2
In the second case the unity is represented by the pericarp - i.e.
3
As they are loosened in time, they move freely in the large spherical pericarp.
4
Phytochemical investigation of the active pericarp extract was carried out.
5
Plastic-packaged food, fruit with pericarp and drinking alcohol should be avoided as possible as we can.
Usage of Peel in anglès
1
My name's Catchpole; I expect you've heard of me from Margaret Peel.
2
The only danger would be if Peel and the Commoners were shy.
3
KR: Describe more about the Peel Watershed, where this adventure took place.
4
The government of Sir Robert Peel hesitated as to the proper course.
5
Had some conversation with Peel about the next member for the direction.
6
So they began climbing the hill, and they followed the Peel burn.
7
Miss Peel must be the Prince: I will have no other lover.
8
A few more of these and you've taken over John Peel's mantle.
9
The river was named Peel's River, in honour of the Right Hon.
10
This passage led to the affair of honour between himself and Peel.
11
And Peel was bold when he resolved to repeal the Corn Laws.
12
Matthew Peel-Swynnerton might not go out into the crepuscular delights of Paris.
13
They had rooms next to each other in our corridor, Miss Peel.
14
There was an eloquent defiance in the closing words of Peel's speech.
15
Sir Robert Peel decided to support the proposed tax for three years.
16
He had added that Peel-Swynnerton had laughed at the notion as absurd.
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