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121 park
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122 bare
beə
1. adjective1) (uncovered or naked: bare skin; bare floors.) desnudo, descubierto2) (empty: bare shelves.) vacío3) (of trees etc, without leaves.) desnudo, pelado4) (worn thin: The carpet is a bit bare.) desgastado, usado5) (basic; essential: the bare necessities of life.) básico, esencial
2. verb(to uncover: The dog bared its teeth in anger.) mostrar, descubrir- barely- bareness
- bareback
- barefaced
- barefooted
- barefoot
- bareheaded
bare adj1. desnudo2. desnudo3. vacíothere was no food, the shelves were bare no había comida, las estanterías estaban vacías4. justowith my bare hands a mano limpia / con mis propias manostr[beəSMALLr/SMALL]2 (land) raso,-a; (tree, plant) sin hojas3 (empty) vacío,-a; (unfurnished) sin muebles4 (scant) escaso,-a5 (worn) gastado,-a, raído,-a1 desnudar (uncover) descubrir\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto bare one's teeth enseñar los dientesto bare one's soul desnudarse, revelar sus secretos más íntimosto earn a bare living ganar lo justo para vivirto lay bare poner al descubiertowith one's bare hands con sus propias manosthe bare essentials lo imprescindiblethe bare facts los hechos nombre masculino plural innegablesthe bare minimum lo justothe bare truth la pura verdad nombre femeninobare adj1) naked: desnudo2) exposed: descubierto, sin protección3) empty: desprovisto, vacío4) minimum: mero, mínimothe bare necessities: las necesidades mínimas5) plain: puro, sencilloadj.• calvo, -a adj.• descarnado, -a adj.• descubierto, -a adj.• desnudo, -a adj.• escueto, -a adj.• pelado, -a adj.• raído, -a adj.• seco, -a adj.• sencillo, -a adj.v.• descubrir v.• desnudar v.
I ber, beə(r)1)a) ( uncovered) <blade/flesh> desnudo; < head> descubierto; < foot> descalzo; < floorboards> sin alfombrar; < tree> pelado, desnudo; < wire> pelado or (Esp) desnudoto lay something bare — poner* or dejar algo al descubierto
2) (before n)a) ( without details) < statement> escuetob) ( mere)
II
to bare one's head — descubrirse* (la cabeza)
to bare one's chest — mostrar* el pecho
the dog bared its teeth — el perro enseñó or mostró los dientes
[bɛǝ(r)]he bared his soul o heart to me — me abrió su corazón
1. ADJ(compar barer) (superl barest)1) (=uncovered) [body, skin, shoulders, person] desnudo; [head] descubierto; [feet] descalzo; [landscape] pelado; [tree] sin hojas; [ground] árido, sin vegetación; [floorboards] sin alfombrar; (Elec) [wire] pelado, sin protección•
he put his bare hand in the flame — puso la mano directamente en la llama•
to lay sth bare — [+ flaw, mistake] poner algo de manifiesto; [+ intentions, plans] poner algo al descubierto•
bare of sth — desprovisto de algo2) (=empty, unadorned) [room] sin muebles; [wall] desnudo; [statement] escueto3) (=meagre) [majority] escaso•
the bare bones — (fig) lo esencial•
the bare minimum — lo justo, lo indispensable4) (=mere)sales grew at a bare 2% a year — las ventas ascendieron apenas a un 2% al año
2.VT [+ body] desnudar; [+ wire] pelar; [+ sword] desenvainar•
to bare one's soul to sb — abrir el corazón a algn* * *
I [ber, beə(r)]1)a) ( uncovered) <blade/flesh> desnudo; < head> descubierto; < foot> descalzo; < floorboards> sin alfombrar; < tree> pelado, desnudo; < wire> pelado or (Esp) desnudoto lay something bare — poner* or dejar algo al descubierto
2) (before n)a) ( without details) < statement> escuetob) ( mere)
II
to bare one's head — descubrirse* (la cabeza)
to bare one's chest — mostrar* el pecho
the dog bared its teeth — el perro enseñó or mostró los dientes
he bared his soul o heart to me — me abrió su corazón
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123 bareness
noun desnudeztr['beənəs]1 desnudez nombre femenino2 figurative use lo escuetobareness ['bærnəs] n: desnudez fn.• desnudez s.f.'bernəs, 'beənɪs['bɛǝnɪs]N1) (=nakedness) desnudez f2) (=emptiness) [of room] lo vacío; [of wall, tree] desnudez f ; [of landscape] desnudez f, lo pelado* * *['bernəs, 'beənɪs] -
124 blasted
tr['blɑːstɪd]1 maldito,-a, dichoso,-aadj.• arruinado, -a adj.• maldito, -a adj.'blæstəd, 'blɑːstɪdadjective (colloq) maldito (fam), condenado (fam)['blɑːstɪd]ADJ1) ** (=wretched) condenado *, maldito *2) liter [landscape] inhóspito* * *['blæstəd, 'blɑːstɪd]adjective (colloq) maldito (fam), condenado (fam) -
125 bleakness
bleakness ['bli:knəs] n: lo inhóspito, lo sombríon.• desolación s.f.• frialdad s.f.• intemperie s.f.['bliːknɪs]N [of landscape] desolación f ; [of room, furnishings] lo lúgubre; [of weather] crudeza f, desapacibilidad f ; [of prospects, future] lo sombrío -
126 darken
verb (to make or become dark or darker.) oscurecerdarken vb oscurecertr['dɑːkən]1 oscurecer, hacer más oscuro,-a2 figurative use entristecer, ensombrecer1 (sky) oscurecerse, ponerse más oscuro,-a2 figurative use (face) ensombrecerse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto darken somebody's door poner los pies en casa de alguien■ never darken my door again! ¡no vuelvas a poner los pies en mi casa!darken ['dɑrkən] vt1) dim: oscurecer2) sadden: entristecerdarken vi: ensombrecerse, nublarsev.• anochecer v.• asombrar (Obscurecer) v.• enlutar v.• ensombrecer v.• entenebrecer v.• obscurecer v.• oscurecer v.'dɑːrkən, 'dɑːkən
1.
b) ( make somber) ensombrecer*
2.
via) ( grow dark) \<\<room/color\>\> oscurecerse*; \<\<sky\>\> oscurecerse*, nublarseb) ( grow somber) ensombrecerse*['dɑːkǝn]1.VT [+ sky] oscurecer; [+ colour] hacer más oscuroto darken sb's door —
never darken my door again! — ¡no vuelvas nunca por aquí!
2.VI [room, landscape] oscurecerse; [sky] (at nightfall) oscurecerse; (=cloud over) nublarse; [colour] ponerse más oscuro; (fig) [face, future] ensombrecerse* * *['dɑːrkən, 'dɑːkən]
1.
b) ( make somber) ensombrecer*
2.
via) ( grow dark) \<\<room/color\>\> oscurecerse*; \<\<sky\>\> oscurecerse*, nublarseb) ( grow somber) ensombrecerse* -
127 desolation
noun desolación, desconsuelotr[desə'leɪʃən]1 (of place) desolación nombre femenino2 (of person) desconsuelo, aflicción nombre femeninodesolation [.dɛsə'leɪʃən, -zə-] n: desolación fn.• desolación s.f.• soledad s.f.'desə'leɪʃənmass noun1) (of land, area) desolación f2) ( misery) desolación f, desconsuelo m[ˌdesǝ'leɪʃǝn]N1) (=deserted state) [of landscape] desolación f2) (=grief) [of person] desolación f, desconsuelo m3) (=act) asolamiento m, arrasamiento m* * *['desə'leɪʃən]mass noun1) (of land, area) desolación f2) ( misery) desolación f, desconsuelo m -
128 disfigurement
noun desfiguracióntr[dɪs'fɪgəmənt]disfigurement [dɪs'fɪgjərmənt] n: desfiguración f, afeamiento mn.• afeamiento s.m.• deformidad s.f.• desfiguración s.f.dɪs'fɪgjərmənt, dɪs'fɪgəmənt[dɪs'fɪɡǝmǝnt]N [of face, body] desfiguración f ; [of area] afeamiento m* * *[dɪs'fɪgjərmənt, dɪs'fɪgəmənt]
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