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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3196 COCA: 3430

bare

adjective
/beə(r)/
/ber/
Idioms
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  1. not covered by any clothes裸体的;裸露的
    • She likes to walk around in bare feet.她喜欢光着脚走来走去。
    • They wore shabby clothes and their feet were bare.他们穿着破旧的衣服,光着脚。
    • His bare legs were covered in wiry golden hairs.他光着的腿上覆盖着金属丝般的金毛。
    see also barefoot
  2. (of trees or countryside树木或村野) not covered with leaves; without plants or trees(树木)光秃秃的;(土地)荒芜的
    • The winter sun filtered through the bare branches of the trees.冬日的阳光透过树木光秃秃的枝桠。
    • a bare mountainside光秃秃的山坡
    • We looked out over a bare, open landscape, stripped of vegetation.我们眺望着一片光秃秃的、空旷的、没有植被的风景。
    Extra Examples
    • The windows looked out onto a bare field.窗户朝向一片荒芜的田野。
    • They spent a cold night on the bare mountainside.他们在光秃秃的山坡上度过了一个寒冷的夜晚。
    • The flowers stood out like jewels against the dark, bare soil.这些花在黑暗、光秃秃的土地上显得像珠宝一样突出。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • look
    • remain
    adverb
    • very
    • completely
    • quite
    preposition
    • of
    See full entry
  3. (of surfaces and objects) not covered with or protected by anything无遮盖的;没有保护的
    • bare wooden floorboards未铺地毯的木地板
    • Bare wires were sticking out of the cable.电缆露出了裸线。
    • The walls were bare except for a clock.墙上除了一只挂钟什么也没有。
    • The only lighting was a bare bulb hanging from the ceiling.唯一的照明是一个挂在天花板上的裸灯泡。
    • The walls have been stripped bare.这些墙的外皮已经脱落了。
    Homophones bare | bearbare   bear
    /beə(r)/
    /ber/
    • bare adjective
      • The room looked strangely bare without the furniture.房间里没有一件傢具,空落落的让人觉得不自然。
    • bear noun
      • Staff reported finding polar bear tracks in the snow.工作人员报告说在雪地里发现了北极熊的足迹。
    • bear verb
      • How can you bear this awful noise?你怎么能忍受这种可怕的噪声?
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • look
    • remain
    adverb
    • very
    • completely
    • quite
    preposition
    • of
    See full entry
  4. (of a room, cupboard, etc.房间、柜子等) empty空的
    • The fridge was completely bare.电冰箱里什么也没有。
    • bare shelves空荡荡的架子
    • bare of something The house was almost bare of furniture.这所房子里几乎没有家具。
    Extra Examples
    • The room looked strangely bare without the furniture.房间里没有一件傢具,空落落的让人觉得不自然。
    • The room was completely bare.房间里空无一物。
    • At many stores bare shelves greeted shoppers.在许多商店,顾客进去看到的是空荡荡的货架。
    • They found themselves in a huge bare hall.他们发现自己在一个空荡荡的大厅里。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs
    • be
    • look
    • remain
    adverb
    • very
    • completely
    • quite
    preposition
    • of
    See full entry
  5. [only before noun] just enough; the most basic or simple仅够的;最基本的;最简单的
    • The family was short of even the bare necessities of life.那家人甚至没有最起码的生活所需。
    • We only had the bare essentials in the way of equipment.我们只有最基本的设备。
    • He did the bare minimum of work but still passed the exam.他只下了最少的功夫,却仍然通过了考试。
    • She gave me only the bare facts of the case.她只给我介绍了这个案件的一些基本资料。
    • It was the barest hint of a smile.那是一个几乎不露一丝痕迹的笑。
    • Nothing more is known apart from the bare statement issued to the press.除了向新闻界发表的赤裸裸的声明外,没有别的消息了。
    Synonyms plainplain
    • simple
    • stark
    • bare
    • unequivocal
    These words all describe statements, often about something unpleasant, that are very clear, not trying to hide anything, and not using more words than necessary.
    • plain used for talking about a fact that other people may not like to hear; honest and direct in a way that other people may not like:
      • The plain fact is that nobody really knows.事实很明显,没有人真正了解。
    • simple [only before noun] used for talking about a fact that other people may not like to hear; very obvious and not complicated by anything else:
      • The simple truth is that we just can’t afford it.事实很简单,我们就是付不起。
    plain or simple?用 plain 还是 simple?When it is being used to emphasize facts that other people may not like to hear, plain is usually used in the expression the plain fact/​truth is that… Simple can be used in this way too, but it can also be used in a wider variety of structures and collocations (such as reason and matter): The problem was due to the simple fact that…The problem was due to the plain fact that…for the plain reason that…It’s a plain matter of… Expressions with simple often suggest impatience with other people’s behaviour.
    • stark (rather formal) used for describing an unpleasant fact or difference that is very obvious:用于描述令人不快的事实或区别十分明显、鲜明:
      • The stark truth is that there is not enough money left.明摆着的事实是剩下的钱已经不够了。
      The simple/​plain truth may be something that some people do not want to hear, but it may be good for them to hear it anyway. The stark truth is something particularly unpleasant and has no good side to it at all.
    • bare [only before noun] the most basic or simple, with nothing extra:
      • She gave me only the bare facts of the case.她只给我介绍了这个案件的一些基本资料。
    • unequivocal (formal) expressing your opinion or intention very clearly and firmly:指表达明确的、毫不含糊的、斩钉截铁的:
      • The reply was an unequivocal ‘no’.回答是个干脆利落的“不”字。
    Patterns
    • the plain/​simple/​stark/​bare/​unequivocal truth
    • a(n) plain/​simple/​stark/​bare/​unequivocal fact/​statement
    • a(n) plain/​simple/​unequivocal answer
  6. Word OriginOld English bær (noun), barian (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch baar.
Idioms
the bare bones (of something)
  1. the basic facts梗概;概要
    • the bare bones of the story故事梗概
the cupboard is bare
  1. (British English) used to say that there is no money for something食橱是空的(指没钱购买)
    • They are seeking more funds but the cupboard is bare.他们正在寻求更多的资金,然而根本找不到。
lay something bare
  1. (formal) to show something that was covered or to make something known that was secret暴露;揭露
    • Every aspect of their private lives has been laid bare.他们的私生活全面曝光了。
with your bare hands
  1. without weapons or tools赤手空拳;徒手
    • He was capable of killing a man with his bare hands.他赤手空拳就能取人性命。
    • We pulled the wall down with our bare hands.我们徒手把墙推倒了。

bare

verb
/beə(r)/
/ber/
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they bare
/beə(r)/
/ber/
he / she / it bares
/beəz/
/berz/
past simple bared
/beəd/
/berd/
past participle bared
/beəd/
/berd/
-ing form baring
/ˈbeərɪŋ/
/ˈberɪŋ/
Idioms
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  1. bare something to remove something that covers something else, especially from part of the body揭开;脱(衣服)
    • She was paid several thousand dollars to bare all (= take all her clothes off) for the magazine.她为那本杂志拍裸照获得数千美元报酬。
    Word OriginOld English bær (noun), barian (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch baar.
Idioms
bare your soul (to somebody)
  1. to tell somebody your deepest and most private feelings(向某人)打开心扉,倾诉衷肠
bare your teeth
  1. to show your teeth in an aggressive and threatening way(凶狠地)龇牙咧嘴
    • The dog bared its teeth and growled.那条狗龇牙咧嘴地低吼。

bare

adverb
/beə(r)/
/ber/
(British English, slang)
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  1. very很;非常
    • The party on Saturday was bare good!星期六的聚会棒极了!
    Word OriginOld English bær (noun), barian (verb), of Germanic origin; related to Dutch baar.
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3196 COCA: 3430
bare

adjective

VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION VERBSbe, look無遮蔽;看起來裸露remain保持裸露leave sth使⋯無遮蔽You shouldn't have left the wires bare.你不應該讓電線裸露在外。lay sth, strip sth把⋯裸露在外;剝掉⋯使裸露The earth had been laid bare.土壤裸露在外。The walls have been stripped bare.這些牆的外皮已經脫落了。ADVERBvery很空completely, quite空蕩蕩The room was completely bare.房間裏空無一物。almost, rather幾乎空無一物;相當空PREPOSITIONof沒有⋯The house was almost bare of furniture.這所房子裏幾乎沒有傢具。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3196 COCA: 3430
bare adj.
bare (a bare landscape) empty (bare shelves) naked (bare feet) plain1 (bare walls/floorboards) plain2 (the bare facts)
bare

adjective

bare ♦︎ exposed ♦︎ desolate ♦︎ windswept ♦︎ bleakThese words all describe places and natural features that are not covered with anything, usually because plants cannot grow there. 这些词均表示光秃秃的、荒芜的。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配bare / desolate / bleak countryside / landscape / mountainsan exposed / a desolate / a windswept / a bleak coast / hillsidean exposed / a desolate / a bleak areadesolate / windswept / bleak country / moorsrather bare / exposed / desolate / bleakvery bare / exposed / bleak bare (of trees or countryside) not covered with leaves; without plants or trees (树木)光秃秃的;(村野)荒芜的;寸草不生的The winter sun filtered through the bare branches of the trees.冬日的阳光透过树木光秃秃的枝桠。The windows looked out onto a bare field.窗户朝向一片荒芜的田野。 exposed (especially written) (of a place) not protected from the weather by trees, buildings or high ground (地方)无遮蔽的,不遮挡风雨的The plant is suitable for both sheltered and exposed sites.有遮蔽和无遮蔽的地点都适合这种植物生长。The house is rather exposed to the weather.这栋房子周围毫无遮掩,暴露在风吹雨打之下。 see also exposed vulnerable desolate ˈdesələt (written) (of a place) empty and without people, making you feel sad or frightened (地方)无人居住的,荒无人烟的,荒凉的They looked out on a bleak and desolate landscape.他们向外望去,触目一片荒凉。 windswept ˈwɪndswept (especially written) (of a place) having strong winds and little protection from them (地方)受大风吹的,当风的the windswept Atlantic coast受大风侵袭的大西洋海岸 bleak bliːk (especially written) (of a place) exposed, empty or with no pleasant features (地方)无遮掩的,荒凉的,索然无味的There is just a bleak expanse of concrete.只有一大片索然乏味的混凝土建筑群。It was a small bleak town near the main highway.那是主干道附近一个萧索的小镇。
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 3196 COCA: 3430
bare
Not covered: bare, naked, exposed...
Undecorated: plain, simple, functional...
Words used to describe plants and plant parts: algal, androgynous, aquatic...
Empty of people or things: empty, blank, bare...
Natural, basic and essential: basic, fundamental, natural...
Words used to describe large amounts and quantities: substantial, considerable, extensive...
To show or express emotions: show, display, manifest...

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