bared

An adjective describing something that is uncovered, exposed, or made visible, often used in a literal or figurative sense.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que describe algo que no está cubierto, descubierto o expuesto a la vista, usado tanto en sentido literal como figurado.

1. Uncovered or exposed B2 formal

   Made bare or uncovered; stripped of covering.

   • The bared branches of the tree looked stark in winter.
   • He stood with bared head in the rain.
   • The bared wires posed a safety hazard.

   🇪🇸descubierto, desnudo

   Sinónimos: bareexposednakedstrippedunclotheduncoveredunveiled

   Antónimos: clothedconcealedcovereddressedhiddensheathedveiledwrapped

• more bared comparative form
• most bared superlative form

A verb used to indicate the act of uncovering, revealing, or exposing something that was previously covered or hidden.

• 🇪🇸Verbo que significa descubrir, desnudar o exponer algo que estaba cubierto u oculto, o mostrar algo al descubierto.

1. Uncover or expose B2 formal

   To uncover or reveal something that was previously hidden or covered.

   • He bared his chest for the medical examination.
   • The dog bared its teeth in a threatening manner.
   • The investigation bared the truth about the scandal.

   🇪🇸descubrir, desnudar

   Sinónimos: denudeexposerevealstripunclotheuncoverunveil

   Antónimos: concealcoverhidemaskveil

2. Reveal emotions or secrets B2 informal

   To make known or reveal one's feelings, thoughts, or secrets.

   • She bared her soul to her closest friend.
   • In his memoir, he bared his deepest fears and regrets.
   • The interview bared the actor's true personality.

   🇪🇸Revelar emociones o secretos

   Sinónimos: confessdisclosedivulgeexposerevealuncoverunveil

   Antónimos: concealcoverhidemasksuppress

• bared past participle
• bared past simple
• baring present participle
• bares third person singular