naked
naked 英 [ˈneɪkɪd] 美 [ˈnekɪd]
adj. 裸体的;裸露的;毫不掩饰的
- If you have no clothes on, you're naked. Likewise, things that are uncovered or unhidden, like a bare tree, are also naked.
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- adj. 裸体的;裸露的;毫不掩饰的
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1. a naked body
赤裸的身体
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2. naked shoulders
裸露的肩膀
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3. They found him half naked and bleeding to death.
他们发现他身体半裸,流着血,快不行了。
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4. a naked light
无罩灯
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5. a naked sword
出鞘之剑
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6. Mice are born naked.
老鼠出生时遍体无毛 (= without fur)。
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7. naked aggression
赤裸裸的攻击
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8. the naked truth
明摆着的事实
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9. nakedly aggressive
赤裸裸地挑衅
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10. The planet should be visible with the naked eye.
这颗行星肉眼就能看得见。
- naked (adj.) Old English nacod "nude, bare; empty," also "not fully clothed," from Proto-Germanic *nakwadaz (source also of Old Frisian nakad, Middle Dutch naket, Dutch naakt, Old High German nackot, German nackt, Old Norse nökkviðr, Old Swedish nakuþer, Gothic naqaþs "naked"), from PIE root *nogw- "naked" (source also of Sanskrit nagna, Hittite nekumant-, Old Persian *nagna-, Greek gymnos, Latin nudus, Lithuanian nuogas, Old Church Slavonic nagu-, Russian nagoi, Old Irish nocht, Welsh noeth "bare, naked"). Related: Nakedly; nakedness. Applied to qualities, actions, etc., from late 14c. (first in "The Cloud of Unknowing"); phrase naked truth is from 1585, in Alexander Montgomerie's "The Cherry and the Slae":
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