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bare
01
gol, descoperit
(of a part of the body) not covered by any clothing
Exemple
She felt the cool breeze on her bare arms as she walked along the beach.
Ea a simțit briza rece pe brațele ei goale în timp ce mergea de-a lungul plajei.
02
lacking in amount, quantity, or extent
Exemple
He had only the bare minimum of supplies.
03
not having the usual or natural covering
Exemple
The tree 's bare branches reached into the sky.
04
lacking a protective covering
Exemple
Bare wires posed a safety hazard.
05
emptied of all nonessential items or contents
Exemple
The cabinet was bare after the move.
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gol, neprotejat
offering no protection or refuge
Exemple
The mountaintop was bare, offering no refuge from the biting wind.
Vârful muntelui era gol, neoferind adăpost împotriva vântului pătrunzător.
07
at or near the minimum required
Exemple
They met the bare requirements for entry.
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The bare idea of leaving home filled him with excitement.
Simpla idee de a părăsi casa l-a umplut de entuziasm.
09
without decoration or embellishment
Exemple
The room had a bare style with no decorations.
10
unpainted or unpolished
Exemple
Bare metal parts were susceptible to rust.
to bare
01
dezvălui, expune
to make something visible
Transitive: to bare sth
Exemple
As the fog lifted, it bared a stunning view of the mountain range in the distance.
Pe măsură ce ceața se ridica, a dezvelit o priveliște uluitoare a lanțului muntos din depărtare.
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dezvălui, expune
to reveal or expose something
Transitive: to bare information or facts
Exemple
In her heartfelt speech, she bared her soul, sharing her deepest fears and insecurities with the audience.
În discursul ei sincer, ea și-a dezvăluit sufletul, împărtășindu-și cele mai profunde temeri și nesiguranțe cu publicul.
bare
01
used to emphasize quantity or degree
Dialect
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Exemple
That place sells bare good food, you've got to try it.
Arbore Lexical
barely
bareness
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