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unsheathed

/ʌnˈʃiːðd/

Traducción: Describe una espada, cuchillo o hoja similar que ha sido sacada de su vaina; a menudo se usa metafóricamente para algo listo para la acción o el conflicto., Verbo que significa sacar o extraer una hoja, como una espada o un cuchillo, de su vaina o funda.

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adjective

/ʌnˈʃiːðd/C1formal
  • esDescribe una espada, cuchillo o hoja similar que ha sido sacada de su vaina; a menudo se usa metafóricamente para algo listo para la acción o el conflicto.

Describes a sword, knife, or similar blade that has been removed from its sheath; often used metaphorically to describe something that is ready for action or conflict.

  1. Not having a protective coveringC1formal

    Describes something that lacks a sheath, case, or protective cover.

    essin funda

    • The unsheathed blade glinted in the sunlight.
    • He carried an unsheathed sword, ready for battle.
    • The unsheathed cable posed a safety hazard.

    Sinónimosbareexposednakeduncladuncoveredunprotected

    Antónimoscasedcoveredencasedsheathed

Formas
  • more unsheathed comparative form
  • most unsheathed superlative form

verb

unsheathe/ʌnˈʃiːð/C1formal
  • esVerbo que significa sacar o extraer una hoja, como una espada o un cuchillo, de su vaina o funda.

A verb meaning to draw or pull a blade, such as a sword or knife, from its sheath or scabbard.

  1. Draw from a sheathB2formal

    To pull a knife, sword, or similar blade out of its protective covering.

    esDesenvainar

    • The knight unsheathed his sword before the battle.
    • He slowly unsheathed the dagger from his belt.
    • She unsheathed the blade and examined its edge.

    Sinónimosbaredrawextractpull outremovetake out

    Antónimossheathe

Formas
  • unsheathed past participle
  • unsheathed past simple
  • unsheathing present participle
  • unsheathes third person singular