Definition of 'bearded'

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bearded

(bɪəʳdɪd )

adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]

A bearded man has a beard.

...a bearded 40-year-old sociology professor.

Synonyms: unshaven, hairy, whiskered, stubbly More Synonyms of bearded

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Footage shows a bearded man sat on the pavement with a woman standing over him. The Sun (2016)A small bearded man in a dark suit and sunglasses seemed to be his security guard. Times, Sunday Times (2016)That was the beginning of a short but torrid affair with hybrid bearded irises. Eddison, Sydney A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden (1990)It is festooned with posters of his bearded face. Times, Sunday Times (2009)Both men were heavily bearded and made no secret of their status. Times, Sunday Times (2012)One shot showed a bearded man staring straight into the camera as he hid it in the kitchen. Times, Sunday Times (2011)In reality what happened was that a young bearded man stepped into the road and waved the van down. Times, Sunday Times (2013)May is one of my favourite times of the year as it is the month when bearded irises begin to emerge. Times, Sunday Times (2010)On his left calf there's a bearded face. Times, Sunday Times (2012)Once flowering is over, lift and divide overgrown clumps of bearded irises. Times, Sunday Times (2010)His impassive, bearded face again cracks a smile. Times, Sunday Times (2007)There are few in the world who would not recognise his bony, bearded face and gaunt frame. Times, Sunday Times (2007)I keep glancing at the bearded man and wondering who he is. Times, Sunday Times (2010)A certain visible smugness on the bobbing bearded face made clear that this was a protest. Times, Sunday Times (2012)She was skeptical but tolerant of the many bearded young men so devoted to Art whom her daughters met. Higonnet, Anne Berthe Morisot (1990)In the bearded iris hybrids, this pattern has been exploited and refined until the individual blossoms resemble ephemeral pieces of sculpture. Eddison, Sydney A Patchwork Garden: Unexpected Pleasures from a Country Garden (1990)I've always had a thing about bearded irises. Times, Sunday Times (2016)He was a homeless man, heavily bearded and middle-aged. Times, Sunday Times (2010)The ideal time to plant bearded irises is September, but the best time to view them is now. Times, Sunday Times (2010)Who was the bearded man who appeared periodically, sometimes alive, sometimes shot dead in a rural outpost? Times, Sunday Times (2011)

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Translations for 'bearded'

British English: bearded /ˈbɪədɪd/ ADJECTIVE

A bearded man has a beard.

...a bearded 40-year-old professor.

American English: bearded
Arabic: مُلْتَح
Brazilian Portuguese: barbado
Chinese: 有胡子的
Croatian: bradat
Czech: vousatý
Danish: skægget
Dutch: gebaard
European Spanish: barbudo
Finnish: parrakas
French: barbu
German: bärtig
Greek: γενειοφόρος
Italian: barbuto
Japanese: あごひげを生やした
Korean: 수염이 난
Norwegian: skjeggete
Polish: brodaty
European Portuguese: barbado
Romanian: bărbos
Russian: бородатый
Spanish: barbudo
Swedish: skäggprydd
Thai: ที่เต็มไปด้วยหนวดเครา
Turkish: sakallı
Ukrainian: бородатий
Vietnamese: có râu

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Definition of bearded from the Collins English Dictionary

The verb do is used as an auxiliary verb. I do not want it. We do not want it. You do not want it. You do not want it. He does not want it. They do not want it. I did not w...