No. 9,520 in French
découennés
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In a sentence
Les filets de porc ont été bien découennés avant la cuisson.
The pork fillets were well skinned before cooking.
The word 'découennés' is used as a past participle to describe the fillets having had their skin removed.
Il préfère acheter son jambon déjà découenné au marché.
He prefers to buy his ham already skinned at the market.
In this context, 'découenné' is used as an adjective to describe the state of the ham.
Le boucher découenne soigneusement la viande pour ses clients.
The butcher carefully skins the meat for his customers.
Here, 'découenne' is conjugated in the present tense to indicate the action of skinning performed by the butcher.
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