descortezar
descortezar
descortezar
A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g. I bought a book.).
1. (to remove the bark of)
a. to strip the bark from
Los nativos descortezaban algunos árboles y luego usaban la corteza con fines medicinales.Natives stripped the bark from some trees and then used it as medicine.
b. to bark
Los hombres de la aldea solían descortezar los árboles para vender la corteza a las curtidurías.The men of the village used to bark trees and sell it to tanneries.
c. to cut the crust off
Después de descortezar el pan, embeba la miga en leche.After cutting the crust off the bread, soak the crumb in milk.
2. (to refine)
a. to polish up
Si tu meta es ser un autor publicado, vas a tener que descortezar tu estilo.If your goal is to become a published author, you'll need to polish up your style.
descortezartransitive verb
A transitive verb is a verb that requires a direct object (e.g. I bought a book.).
1. (árbol)
a. to strip the bark from
2. (pan)
a. to take the crust off
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