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`skin` in Latin

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skin

  1. noun
    • outer covering of a body
      cutis
      Her skin is very soft. — Cutis eius mollissima est.
      pellis
      The animal's skin was thick. — Pellis animalis crassa erat.
    • [figurative, idiomatic], a person's life or safety
      vita [figurative, idiomatic]
      He barely escaped with his skin. — Vix cum vita effugit.
      salus [figurative, idiomatic]
      She risked her skin to help. — Salutem suam periclitata est ut adiuvaret.
    • [colloquial, slang], a condom (slang)
      tegmen [colloquial, slang]
      He always carries a skin. — Semper tegmen secum fert.
    • [computing], customized interface appearance
      forma interfaciei [computing]
      I changed the skin of the app. — Formam interfaciei applicationis mutavi.
    • [slang, colloquial], a person, often in compound (e.g. skinhead)
      homo [slang, colloquial]
      He's a skin, always in trouble. — Homo est, semper in difficultate.
  2. verb
    • remove skin from something
      excoriare
      Skin the rabbit before cooking. — Leporem excoria antequam coquis.
      decutere
      They skinned the animal quickly. — Animal celeriter decusserunt.