flesh

US /fleʃ/
UK /fleʃ/
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1.

carne, tejido

the soft substance consisting of muscle and fat that is found between the skin and bones of an animal or human

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The wound went deep into the flesh.
La herida penetró profundamente en la carne.
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He cut a piece of flesh from the chicken.
Cortó un trozo de carne del pollo.
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meatmuscletissuebody
2.

pulpa, carne

the soft, edible part of a fruit or vegetable

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The mango had sweet, juicy flesh.
El mango tenía una pulpa dulce y jugosa.
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Remove the seeds and scoop out the avocado flesh.
Retira las semillas y saca la pulpa del aguacate.
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pulpmeat
1.

desarrollar, dar cuerpo

to put weight on (a plan, idea, or story) by adding more details or substance

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We need to flesh out the proposal with more data.
Necesitamos desarrollar la propuesta con más datos.
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The author took time to flesh out the characters in her novel.
La autora se tomó su tiempo para desarrollar los personajes de su novela.
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developelaborateexpanddetailsubstantiate
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flesh flyflesh outflesh and bloodsomeone's (own) flesh and blood