bare
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /bɛr/ · UK /bɛə/
bare means: Without clothing, a covering, or decoration.
adjective
UNCOVEREDB1
Without clothing, a covering, or decoration.
- His feet were bare.
- The room had bare walls and no furniture.
- We could see bare branches against the sky.
ONLY ESSENTIALB2
Including only what is needed, with nothing extra.
- We packed only the bare essentials.
- The payment covers the bare minimum.
- She gave us the bare facts without any detail.
verb
UNCOVERC1
To show a part of your body or something that was hidden.
- The dog bared its teeth.
- He bared his chest to show the scar.
- She finally bared her soul to a close friend.
adverb
VERYC2
To a very great degree.
- I was bare tired after work.
- That room was bare cold.
- My legs hurt bare after the match.
Questions about bare
What does bare mean?
Without clothing, a covering, or decoration.
What is bare in other languages?
Türkçe: çıplak · Español: desnudo · Français: nu · Deutsch: nackt · Italiano: nudo · 日本語: 裸の
How do you pronounce bare?
In American English /bɛr/; in British English /bɛə/.
How do you use bare in a sentence?
His feet were bare. The room had bare walls and no furniture.
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