Definition of shelled in English:

shelled

adjective ʃɛldʃɛld

1Having a protective outer case or covering.
crabs and other shelled creatures
in combination hard-shelled pistachios
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the main dishes was a soft-shelled turtle soup.
- The numerous Italian varieties of almond are almost all hard-shelled.
- The fourth breath passed over the waves and called out the names of every scaled fish, shelled animal, and whale, male and female, and they all came to Being.
- The shelled reptile's measured, oblivious promenade is representative of the world in which we are being immersed.
- Most shelled opisthobranchs I know of are a translucent white in colour.
- She was sleeping deeply, her tentacles curled gently about her shelled torso.
- A meal for two had been brought in by the equivalent of a chambermaid, some sort of claws from shelled creatures.
- The eggs are misshapen, rough-shelled, and contain watery albumen.
- We can speculate that this category consists of about 30 per cent thick-shelled hickory and 26 per cent other wild foods.
- The soft-shelled eggs have large yolks which are absorbed by the developing young, as with birds.
2Having the outer case or covering removed.
shelled peas
shelled prawns
Example sentencesExamples
- The committee strictly regulates the sale or use of shelled peanuts having above 15 parts per billion of aflatoxin.
- They still sell 70 per cent of 160,000 pounds of shelled pecans to over 200 retailers nationwide.
- Shelled-grain weights can be adjusted using a grain shrink table.
- The dozen tiny ears he could hold in one hand were worth nearly two bushels of shelled corn.
- A chicken stuffed with rice, nuts, onions, spices, and shelled hard-boiled eggs is placed inside a whole, slaughtered lamb.
- These are dry, shelled legumes, like those found in split pea soup.
- Served with shelled almonds and a grinding of sea salt, this is a breathtaking palate teaser.
- The bulletin reports that relatively higher prices were recorded for most food items, including cereal products, fresh meat, fish, fresh vegetables, and shelled groundnuts.
- Solid timbers and struts took on the grotesque softness of a shelled oyster, as glass shattered, cloth rippled, and counters spewed their contents.
- The children refuse all human food until they are given newly shelled beans, upon which provender they subsist until they learn to eat bread.

Definition of shelled in US English:

shelled

adjectiveSHeldʃɛld

1Having a protective outer case or covering.
crabs and other shelled creatures
in combination hard-shelled pistachios
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the main dishes was a soft-shelled turtle soup.
- The soft-shelled eggs have large yolks which are absorbed by the developing young, as with birds.
- Most shelled opisthobranchs I know of are a translucent white in colour.
- The shelled reptile's measured, oblivious promenade is representative of the world in which we are being immersed.
- The numerous Italian varieties of almond are almost all hard-shelled.
- The fourth breath passed over the waves and called out the names of every scaled fish, shelled animal, and whale, male and female, and they all came to Being.
- A meal for two had been brought in by the equivalent of a chambermaid, some sort of claws from shelled creatures.
- The eggs are misshapen, rough-shelled, and contain watery albumen.
- She was sleeping deeply, her tentacles curled gently about her shelled torso.
- We can speculate that this category consists of about 30 per cent thick-shelled hickory and 26 per cent other wild foods.
2Having the outer case or covering removed.
shelled peas
shelled prawns
Example sentencesExamples
- The dozen tiny ears he could hold in one hand were worth nearly two bushels of shelled corn.
- They still sell 70 per cent of 160,000 pounds of shelled pecans to over 200 retailers nationwide.
- Solid timbers and struts took on the grotesque softness of a shelled oyster, as glass shattered, cloth rippled, and counters spewed their contents.
- The children refuse all human food until they are given newly shelled beans, upon which provender they subsist until they learn to eat bread.
- The bulletin reports that relatively higher prices were recorded for most food items, including cereal products, fresh meat, fish, fresh vegetables, and shelled groundnuts.
- The committee strictly regulates the sale or use of shelled peanuts having above 15 parts per billion of aflatoxin.
- Shelled-grain weights can be adjusted using a grain shrink table.
- These are dry, shelled legumes, like those found in split pea soup.
- Served with shelled almonds and a grinding of sea salt, this is a breathtaking palate teaser.
- A chicken stuffed with rice, nuts, onions, spices, and shelled hard-boiled eggs is placed inside a whole, slaughtered lamb.

单词	shelled
释义	Definition of shelled in English: shelled adjective ʃɛldʃɛld 1Having a protective outer case or covering. crabs and other shelled creatures in combination hard-shelled pistachios Example sentencesExamples One of the main dishes was a soft-shelled turtle soup. The numerous Italian varieties of almond are almost all hard-shelled. The fourth breath passed over the waves and called out the names of every scaled fish, shelled animal, and whale, male and female, and they all came to Being. The shelled reptile's measured, oblivious promenade is representative of the world in which we are being immersed. Most shelled opisthobranchs I know of are a translucent white in colour. She was sleeping deeply, her tentacles curled gently about her shelled torso. A meal for two had been brought in by the equivalent of a chambermaid, some sort of claws from shelled creatures. The eggs are misshapen, rough-shelled, and contain watery albumen. We can speculate that this category consists of about 30 per cent thick-shelled hickory and 26 per cent other wild foods. The soft-shelled eggs have large yolks which are absorbed by the developing young, as with birds. 2Having the outer case or covering removed. shelled peas shelled prawns Example sentencesExamples The committee strictly regulates the sale or use of shelled peanuts having above 15 parts per billion of aflatoxin. They still sell 70 per cent of 160,000 pounds of shelled pecans to over 200 retailers nationwide. Shelled-grain weights can be adjusted using a grain shrink table. The dozen tiny ears he could hold in one hand were worth nearly two bushels of shelled corn. A chicken stuffed with rice, nuts, onions, spices, and shelled hard-boiled eggs is placed inside a whole, slaughtered lamb. These are dry, shelled legumes, like those found in split pea soup. Served with shelled almonds and a grinding of sea salt, this is a breathtaking palate teaser. The bulletin reports that relatively higher prices were recorded for most food items, including cereal products, fresh meat, fish, fresh vegetables, and shelled groundnuts. Solid timbers and struts took on the grotesque softness of a shelled oyster, as glass shattered, cloth rippled, and counters spewed their contents. The children refuse all human food until they are given newly shelled beans, upon which provender they subsist until they learn to eat bread. Definition of shelled in US English: shelled adjectiveSHeldʃɛld 1Having a protective outer case or covering. crabs and other shelled creatures in combination hard-shelled pistachios Example sentencesExamples One of the main dishes was a soft-shelled turtle soup. The soft-shelled eggs have large yolks which are absorbed by the developing young, as with birds. Most shelled opisthobranchs I know of are a translucent white in colour. The shelled reptile's measured, oblivious promenade is representative of the world in which we are being immersed. The numerous Italian varieties of almond are almost all hard-shelled. The fourth breath passed over the waves and called out the names of every scaled fish, shelled animal, and whale, male and female, and they all came to Being. A meal for two had been brought in by the equivalent of a chambermaid, some sort of claws from shelled creatures. The eggs are misshapen, rough-shelled, and contain watery albumen. She was sleeping deeply, her tentacles curled gently about her shelled torso. We can speculate that this category consists of about 30 per cent thick-shelled hickory and 26 per cent other wild foods. 2Having the outer case or covering removed. shelled peas shelled prawns Example sentencesExamples The dozen tiny ears he could hold in one hand were worth nearly two bushels of shelled corn. They still sell 70 per cent of 160,000 pounds of shelled pecans to over 200 retailers nationwide. Solid timbers and struts took on the grotesque softness of a shelled oyster, as glass shattered, cloth rippled, and counters spewed their contents. The children refuse all human food until they are given newly shelled beans, upon which provender they subsist until they learn to eat bread. The bulletin reports that relatively higher prices were recorded for most food items, including cereal products, fresh meat, fish, fresh vegetables, and shelled groundnuts. The committee strictly regulates the sale or use of shelled peanuts having above 15 parts per billion of aflatoxin. Shelled-grain weights can be adjusted using a grain shrink table. These are dry, shelled legumes, like those found in split pea soup. Served with shelled almonds and a grinding of sea salt, this is a breathtaking palate teaser. A chicken stuffed with rice, nuts, onions, spices, and shelled hard-boiled eggs is placed inside a whole, slaughtered lamb.
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