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Bare bones
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holé základy, čisté jádro
the most important or basic facts about something
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "bare bones" and when to use it?
The idiom "bare bones" originated from the notion of stripping something down to its most basic and essential elements. It is derived from the literal meaning of bare, meaning "without covering or adornment," and bones, representing the fundamental framework or structure. Figuratively, this expression is used to refer to the minimal or essential components of something, devoid of any extras or embellishments.
Example
The report provided only the bare bones of the investigation, lacking detailed analysis and supporting evidence.
Zpráva poskytla pouze holé základy vyšetřování, postrádající podrobnou analýzu a podpůrné důkazy.
The new apartment was unfurnished, with only the bare bones of essential appliances and fixtures.
Nový byt byl nezařízený, s pouze holými základy nezbytných spotřebičů a zařízení.
