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the soft part of the body of a person or animal that is between the skin and the bones, or the soft inside part of a fruit or vegetable. carne, pulpa. The thorn went deep into the flesh of my hand. La espina se me clavó profundamente en la mano. Vegetarians don't eat animal flesh (= meat).
flesh n. (human skin) piel nf. The rosy flesh of the child's cheeks suggested she was in good health. La rosada piel de las mejillas de la niña indicaba que gozaba de buena salud. the flesh n. (human body) la carne nf. The preacher railed about the temptations of the flesh.
a. (human, animal) carne (feminine) I like the outline, but you have to put some flesh on it me gusta el esquema, pero tienes que darle más cuerpo (before noun) [wound] superficial b. (of fruit) pulpa (feminine) 2. (Religion) the flesh la carne.
the physical body and not the mind or the soul. la carne. This left him plenty of time to indulge in the pleasures of the flesh (= physical pleasures, such as sex or eating). Esto le dejó mucho tiempo para satisfacer los placeres de la carne. Fewer examples. Soft tissue, such as flesh, allows X-rays through.
flesh. [(British) fleʃ , (US) flɛʃ ] sustantivo. (gen) carne f. [of fruit] pulpa f. in the flesh en carne y hueso ⧫ en persona. my own flesh and blood mi propia sangre. to put on flesh echar carnes. the sins of the flesh los pecados de la carne.
the soft part of the body of a person or animal that is between the skin and the bones, or the soft inside part of a fruit or vegetable: The thorn went deep into the flesh of my hand. Vegetarians don't eat animal flesh (= meat). The flesh of the fruit is white. the flesh [ S ] literary.
traducción flesh del Inglés al Español, diccionario Inglés - Español, ver también 'flesh out, flesh color, flesh colour, flesh wound', ejemplos, conjugación.
