bare

• Descreve algo que não está coberto, vestido ou protegido; também indica a quantidade mínima ou a forma mais simples de algo.

Describes something that is not covered, clothed, or protected; also used to indicate a minimal amount or the simplest form of something.

1. Uncovered or nakedA2formal

   Not covered by clothing or anything else.

   Descoberto ou nu

   • He walked on the bare floor with no shoes.
   • The tree branches were bare in winter.
   • She felt the cold air on her bare arms.

   Sinônimosexposednakednudestrippedunclotheduncoveredundressed

   Antônimosclothedcovereddressed

2. Empty or minimalB1formal

   Having no furniture, decoration, or contents; very basic.

   Vazio ou mínimo

   • The room was completely bare except for a single chair.
   • They lived in a bare apartment with only the essentials.
   • The cupboard was bare after the party.

   Sinônimosausterebarrenemptyminimalnakedplainsimplesparsestarkstrippedunadornedunfurnishedvacant

   Antônimosadornedcompletecovereddecoratedelaborateequippedfullfurnishedornatestocked

3. Just enough or minimalB2informal

   Used to emphasize that something is only just enough or the smallest possible.

   Mínimo

   • He passed the exam with a bare majority.
   • She earns a bare minimum wage.
   • The team won by a bare margin of one point.

   Sinônimosjustmeagermereminimalonlyscantskimpysparse

   Antônimosabundantamplegenerouslavishplentiful

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de revelar, desnudar ou expor algo que antes estava escondido ou coberto.

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

1. Uncover or exposeB2formal

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

   Revelar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosdenudeexposerevealstripunclotheuncoverunveil

   Antônimosconcealcoverhidemaskveil

2. Reveal emotions or secretsB2informal

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

   Revelar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosconfessdisclosedivulgeexposerevealuncoverunveil

   Antônimosconcealcoverhidemasksuppress