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unclothe

/ʌnˈkloʊð/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant retirer les vêtements de quelqu'un ou de quelque chose ; déshabiller. Est aujourd'hui principalement littéraire ou poétique, ou s'emploie au sens figuré pour mettre à nu, révéler.

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/ʌnˈkloʊð/C2formalobsolète
  • frVerbe signifiant retirer les vêtements de quelqu'un ou de quelque chose ; déshabiller. Est aujourd'hui principalement littéraire ou poétique, ou s'emploie au sens figuré pour mettre à nu, révéler.

A verb meaning to remove clothing from someone or something; to undress. Now largely archaic or poetic.

  1. Remove clothingB2formal

    To take off someone's clothes; to undress.

    frdéshabiller

    • The nurse gently unclothed the patient for the examination.
    • She unclothed the mannequin to dress it in a new outfit.
    • He unclothed himself before stepping into the shower.

    Synonymesdisrobestripundress

    Antonymesclothedress

  2. Remove coveringC1formal

    To take the covers or layers off something.

    frdécouvrir (retirer la couverture)

    • They unclothed the furniture to reveal its original design.
    • The storm unclothed the roof, leaving it exposed.
    • He unclothed the painting by removing the protective sheet.

    Synonymesbaredenudedivestexposerevealstripuncover

    Antonymesclothe

  3. Get undressedB2formal

    To remove one's own clothes.

    frSe déshabiller

    • She unclothed quickly and jumped into the pool.
    • The actor unclothed backstage before the costume change.
    • He unclothed and put on his pajamas for the night.

    Synonymesdisrobestripundress

    Antonymesclothedress

Formes
  • unclothed past participle
  • unclothed past simple
  • unclothing present participle
  • unclothes third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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