动词剥落; 去皮，离群
ph.
1. The paint was peeling off.
油漆正在脱落。
2. She peeled off the wrapper of the box.
她扯掉了盒子外的包装纸。
peel off的反义词
1. 剥离：泊松比 poisson's ratio | 剥离 peel off | 补救 remediation
2. 去皮：peek 偷看 | peel off 去皮 | peel out 离开
3. 脱落：tape n.胶带 | peel off 脱落 | by all means 绝对地
4. 剥掉：flick off 弹掉 | peel off 剥掉 | pull off 撕开
1. 剥去，褪下（紧身的衣服，尤指把里面外翻）
If you peel off a tight piece of clothing, you take it off, especially by turning it inside out.
e.g. She peeled off her gloves.
她褪下手套。
1. A traditional process to get this mineral will eradicate trees and grass first and peel off topsoil of the earth.
2. A complicated process procedure is needed to peel off the fibrin, hydrolyze sugar contents and purify the oil.
3. This was ignored until the economic downturn forced Ford to peel off the Volvo brand and to continue the implementation of its One Ford Strategy.
4. Cut off the top and bottom of the orange and slice off the thick peel.
5. Therefore the old Chinese wisdom is to keep yourself warm, even when you think it may be time to peel off a few layers.
6. Diners get to play with their food as they peel off the hard outsides.
7. Once you peel off the hard outer shell, the next step is to get rid of the furry brown skin.
8. peel off的意思
8. Peel off the dried skin from each garlic bulb, but keep the bulbs whole.
verb
1. peel off in scales
e.g. dry skin desquamates
Synonym: desquamate
2. take off, as with some difficulty
e.g. He peeled off his blood-soaked shirt
3. come off in flakes or thin small pieces
e.g. The paint in my house is peeling off
4. peel off的反义词
4. peel off the outer layer of something
5. leave a formation