bared
beɪrd
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Definition of bared - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
unprotectedlacking usual covering or protection
  • The bared wires were dangerous.
exposed naked uncovered
2.
visibilityrevealed or made visible
  • The bared truth was hard to accept.
exposed uncovered
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Origin of bared

Old English, bær (bare) + -ed (past tense)

Examples of bared in a sentence

  • He walked on bared feet across the sharp rocks.
  • The bared landscape was breathtaking.
  • Her bared emotions were evident to everyone.

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  1. French:dénudé, révélé, ...
  2. German:ungeschützt, offenbart, ...
  3. Italian:scoperto, svelato, ...
  4. Spanish:desnudo, revelado, ...
  5. Portuguese:exposto, revelado, ...
  6. Chinese:裸露的, 揭露的, ...
  7. Japanese:むき出しの, 露わな, ...
  8. Arabic:مَكْشُوف, ظاهر, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָשׂוּף, מְגוּלֶּה, ...
  10. Russian:оголенный, обнажённый, ...
  11. Ukrainian:оголений, відкритий, ...
  12. Hindi:अनावृत, उजागर, ...
bare
bɛr

Definition of bare - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
unclothednot covered by any clothing
  • He walked around with bare feet.
naked unclothed undressed
2.
undecoratedhaving no decoration or covering
  • The room was bare and empty.
plain unadorned unembellished
3.
minimaljust sufficient or minimal
  • We had the bare essentials for survival.
meager minimal scant

Verb

tr.
1.
show skinmake a part of the body visible
  • She bared her shoulders at the event..
expose reveal uncover
2.
disclosureuncover or reveal something hidden
  • She bared her arm to show the tattoo.
expose reveal uncover
3.
emotionRarereveal personal thoughts or feelingsRare
  • He bared his soul to his best friend.
disclose divulge unveil
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Expressions with bare

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having no food or supplies
The family struggled with a bare pantry.
reveal everything, especially sensitive information
She chose to bare all in her autobiography.
expose something to view
The storm laid bare the roots of the old tree.
using only one's hands without tools
He built the shelter with his bare hands.
reveal one's innermost thoughts or feelings
She decided to bare her soul to her best friend.
display aggression or hostility
She bared her teeth during the heated argument.

Origin of bare

Old English, bær (naked)

Examples of bare in a sentence

  • He prefers to sleep with a bare chest.
  • The walls were bare without any paintings.
  • She left the table bare, with no cloth or dishes.
  • The room was furnished with bare necessities.
  • He lived on a bare minimum budget.
  • The room was bare after the furniture was removed.

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  1. French:nu, découvrir, ...
  2. German:nackt, entblößen, ...
  3. Italian:nudo, scoprire, ...
  4. Spanish:desnudo, desnudar, ...
  5. Portuguese:nu, exibir, ...
  6. Chinese:赤裸的, 显露, ...
  7. Japanese:裸の, 露出する, ...
  8. Arabic:عَارٍ, كَشَفَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:חָשׂוּף, לַחְשׂוֹף, ...
  10. Russian:голый, показать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:голий, відкрити, ...
  12. Hindi:नंगा, उघाड़ना, ...

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