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nakedness

/ˈneɪ.kɪd.nəs/

翻译: 名词,指没有穿衣服或没有遮盖的状态;也常用于形容荒凉、空旷的氛围,或指开放、无遮蔽、无掩护的状态。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈneɪ.kɪd.nəs/C1formal
  • zh名词,指没有穿衣服或没有遮盖的状态;也常用于形容荒凉、空旷的氛围,或指开放、无遮蔽、无掩护的状态。

A noun referring to the state of being without clothing or covering, often also used to describe a bleak, desolate atmosphere or a condition of openness and lack of concealment.

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  1. State of being unclothedB1formal

    The condition of having no clothing or covering on the body.

    zh裸体

    • The artist's painting celebrated the beauty of human nakedness.
    • He felt a sense of vulnerability in his complete nakedness.
    • The law prohibits public nakedness in most urban areas.

    同义词barenessexposurenudityundress

    反义词clothingcoveringdress

  2. Bleak or barren atmosphereC1formal

    A quality of being empty, exposed, and devoid of comfort or decoration.

    zh荒凉赤裸

    • The room's nakedness made it feel cold and unwelcoming.
    • The landscape had a stark nakedness after the forest fire.
    • The nakedness of the walls echoed the emptiness he felt inside.

    同义词austeritybarenessbarrennessdesolationemptinessexposurestarkness

    反义词adornmentcomfortcozinessembellishmenthomelinessluxuryornamentationrichnessshelterwarmth

  3. Openness and lack of concealmentC1formal

    A quality of being completely honest, direct, and without secrets or hidden motives.

    zh坦诚

    • The nakedness of his confession surprised everyone in the room.
    • She admired the emotional nakedness in his poetry.
    • The report presented the facts with brutal nakedness.

    同义词barenesscandordirectnessfranknessopennessplainnesstransparency

    反义词concealmentdissimulationguilesecrecy

词形
  • nakednesses plural form
  • nakednesses' possessive plural form
  • nakedness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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