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Перевод: bare

[прилагательное]
голый; обнаженный; босой; лишенный растительности; пустой; неизолированный; лишенный; неприкрашенный; бедный; простой; едва достаточный; скудный; малейший; поношенный;
[глагол]
обнажить; обнажать; раскрывать

Тезаурус:

1. As he bent to get them she stretched out her leg beside him, smooth and wet-white bare, a shabby pink mule dangling from the toes.
2. In 1834, the pseudonymous Paul Pry observed of Coleman, now "stricken with years", that "Time has laid his temples bare And turned to white his once dark hair."
3. He gazed slowly around the bare little room, puzzled, shivering, sore, wanting to speak, and trying to hope.
4. If everything were merely clean and serviceable he would proclaim the place bare and uncomfortable.
5. Once back to bare wood, raise the grain by rubbing briskly with a stiff wire brush
6. By the beginning of the eighteenth century they had stripped Ireland bare of her forests.
7. His almost bare chest and the high, curved horns he wears accentuate his height and his slender build.
8. But, having made up her mind, Jane was determined to sell, and didn't let the grass grow under her feet; in fact, the ground under her feet was bare!
9. The little bitch cowered against the wall, her red coat looking like a badly worn carpet, her ears bedraggled and almost bare, and a scar across her nose.
10. Goodness knows I've got only a bare chance of catching her, though."
11. You're in bare time for your wedding."
12. On another day when I asked the question, she began slowly and with difficulty to lift the skirts of her dress, revealing bare knees.
13. The end product is an environment that is vulnerable to the slightest whim of the weather, and a dried out topsoil that disappears in the wind, leaving sand and bare rock.