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bottomless

/ˈbɒt.əm.ləs/

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adjective

/ˈbɒt.əm.ləs/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что не имеет дна или кажется безграничным; часто используется в переносном смысле для обозначения неисчерпаемости.

Describes something that has no bottom or seems to have no limit; often used figuratively to mean inexhaustible.

  1. Extremely deepB2formal

    Having a depth that seems to have no end; immeasurably deep.

    ruБездонный

    • The ocean in that region is bottomless.
    • He stared into the bottomless abyss.
    • The well was said to be bottomless.

    Synonymsabyssalsoundlessunfathomable

    Antonymsfathomableshallowsurface

  2. Having no bottomB2formal

    Lacking a physical bottom or base.

    ruБездонный

    • The bottomless pit was a terrifying sight.
    • The bucket was bottomless, so water poured out.
    • They fell into a bottomless chasm.

    Synonymsabysmalunfathomable

    Antonymsbottomed

  3. Unlimited or inexhaustibleB1informal

    Having no apparent limits or bounds; seemingly infinite.

    ruБездонный

    • He has a bottomless appetite for knowledge.
    • Her patience seemed bottomless.
    • The company has bottomless resources.

    Synonymsboundlessendlessinexhaustibleinfinitelimitlessunboundedunfathomableunlimited

    Antonymsboundedfinitelimitedrestrictedshallow

  4. Nudity below the waistC1informal

    Describing a person who is not wearing clothes below the waist, or a venue featuring such nudity.

    ruОбнажённый ниже пояса

    • The club had a bottomless waitress.
    • He went bottomless at the beach.
    • The party featured bottomless entertainment.

    Synonymsbare-assed

Forms
  • more bottomless comparative form
  • most bottomless superlative form
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