casca

casca

"Casca" means "shell" or "peel" in English.

Here, 'casca' describes the outer layer of the tree trunk, indicating its use as a term for the protective exterior layer of an object.

A casca da árvore é grossa e resistente.

The tree's bark is thick and resilient.

Here, 'casca' refers to the outer protective layer of the banana, emphasizing its use as a noun describing something that encloses or covers.

Eu joguei a casca da banana no lixo.

I threw the banana peel in the trash.

In this example, 'casca' refers to the scab formed over a healed wound, denoting a protective covering resulting from a natural physiological process.

Quando você tirou a casca da ferida, ela começou a sangrar novamente.

When you removed the scab from the wound, it began to bleed again.