Definition von naked
1. Adjektiv [ADJECTIVE noun, ADJECTIVE after verb, verb-link ADJECTIVE]
Someone who is naked is not wearing any clothes.
Her naked body was found wrapped in a sheet in a field.
The hot paving stones scorched my naked feet.
They stripped me naked.
He stood naked in front of me.
2. See also stark naked
3. Adjektiv
If an animal or part of an animal is naked, it has no fur or feathers on it.
The nest contained eight little mice that were naked and blind.
4. Adjektiv [ADJECTIVE after verb, verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE noun]
If you say that someone is naked or feels naked, you mean they are powerless or have no way of protecting themselves.
If the reports are accurate, the deal leaves the authorities and the President virtually
naked.
...Bevan's appeal against going 'naked into the conference chamber'.
5. Adjektiv [usually ADJECTIVE noun]
6. Adjektiv [ADJECTIVE noun]
[written]
The naked hatred in the woman's face shocked me.
There had been naked misery in her voice when she'd spoken about the letter.
nakedly Abgestuftes Adverb
She was embarrassed at showing her fear so nakedly.
7. Adjektiv [ADJECTIVE noun]
You can use naked to describe unpleasant or violent actions and behaviour which are not disguised or hidden in any way.
[journalism] Naked aggression and an attempt to change frontiers by force could not go unchallenged.
...violence and the naked pursuit of power.
...naked greed.
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Adjektiv
2.
lacking clothing, means of support, etc.; destitute
3.
without protection or defense
SIMILAR WORDS: bare
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Abgeleitete Formen
Adverb
nakedness (ˈnakedness)
Substantiv
Wortherkunft von naked
Adjektiv
4.
unaided by any optical instrument, such as a telescope or microscope (esp in the phrase the naked eye)
5.
7.
8.
(of flowers) lacking a perianth
9.
(of stems) lacking leaves and other appendages
11. law
b.
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nakedness (ˈnakedness)
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The latter are so small you would not see them with the naked eye. The Sun (2016)It can show you things that you simply cannot see with the naked eye. Times, Sunday Times (2017)Both he and the woman in it were completely naked. Times, Sunday Times (2016)Because it tells you what you can't see with the naked eye. Times, Sunday Times (2016)It is her naked body, after all. Times, Sunday Times (2016)WOMEN who got a man drunk before chopping vegetables on his naked body were behind bars last night. The Sun (2017)THREE women picked up a footballer in a pub, gave him vodka until he passed out then sliced onions over his naked body and cut his hair. The Sun (2016)They were dragging a naked body by a rope down the street. THE ZANZIBAR CHEST: A Memoir of Love and War (2003)To the naked eye it was no more than a brown lump. Times, Sunday Times (2013)The body was naked from the waist down and his arms were swollen. Times, Sunday Times (2016)The worms cannot be seen by the naked eye. Your First Horse - buying, feeding, caring (1989)Which is handy because to gain entry to the grounds of the original campsite you must be completely naked. The Sun (2016)There are hundreds of stars in this cluster and the brightest ten or so are easily visible to the naked eye. The Sun (2011)Might it not sometimes serve as a cover for blind ambition and naked self-interest? Times, Sunday Times (2008)Maybe it's an accomplishment that the naked human body still has the power to shock. Times, Sunday Times (2006)For days his naked body lay in a cold store in Misrata. Times, Sunday Times (2011)I do not want my naked body in your movie. Times, Sunday Times (2013)My girlfriend went completely naked. Times, Sunday Times (2012)For this was a place of harsh fluorescent tubes and naked bulbs; a place starved of any real glimpse of the sun. In God's Country: travels in the Bible belt, USA. (1989)Once he was almost naked I got completely carried away. The Sun (2012)She touched the naked bulb, softly, and the many scars running along the shaft. The Broken God (1993)Would-be strippers were told: 'Some strippers will remain in underwear but others may become completely naked. Times, Sunday Times (2013)Some chick is on her knees, and some other chick is standing on the couch, completely naked. Times, Sunday Times (2015)I feel bare, naked, raw. Times, Sunday Times (2007)
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Britisches Englisch: naked
/ˈneɪkɪd/ ADJECTIVE
Someone who is naked is not wearing any clothes.
He stood naked in front of me.
- Amerikanisches Englisch: naked
- Arabisch: عَارٌ
- Brasilianisches Portugiesisch: nu
- Chinesisch: 裸体的
- Kroatisch: gol
- Tschechisch: nahý
- Dänisch: nøgen
- Niederländisch: naakt
- Europäisches Spanisch: desnudo
- Finnisch: alaston
- Französisch: nu
- Deutsch: nackt
- Griechisch: γυμνός
- Italienisch: nudo
- Japanisch: 裸の
- Koreanisch: 발가벗은
- Norwegisch: naken
- Polnisch: nagi
- Europäisches Portugiesisch: nu
- Rumänisch: dezbrăcat
- Russisch: голый
- Spanisch: desnudo
- Schwedisch: naken
- Thai: เปลือยกาย
- Türkisch: çıplak
- Ukrainisch: голий
- Vietnamesisch: trần truồng
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