Example: Die Schale der Orange ist voller ätherischer Öle.
Definition
"Die Schale" refers to the outer layer or peel of a fruit or vegetable, such as the tough skin that covers an orange, often containing essential oils or protective substances. It can also mean any shell-like covering that encloses or protects the inner parts.
Translations
the peel
la cáscara
de schil
la pell
l'écorce
Etymology
The word "die Schale" in German comes from the Middle High German 'schāle,' meaning shell or peel, which itself derives from Old High German 'scala.' Its roots trace back to the Latin 'scāla,' meaning shell or husk. Did you know? The term vividly reflects the protective nature of the outer covering, much like a shell protecting the creature inside.
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"Die Schale" appears in the Vocaplus list "German - General - (B2) - set 2", containing 111 commonly used words.
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the peel