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adjective1) kahl [Person, Kopf]; kahlköpfig, glatzköpfig [Person]2) (plain) einfach, schmucklos [Rede, Prosa]; knapp, nackt [Behauptung]3) (coll.): (worn smooth) abgefahren [Reifen]* * *[bo:ld]1) ((of people) with little or no hair on the head: a bald head; He is going bald (= becoming bald).) kahl3) (bare or plain: a bald statement of the facts.) unverblümt•- academic.ru/5155/baldness">baldness- balding
- baldly* * *[bɔ:ld]1. (lacking hair) glatzköpfig, kahl\bald spot [or patch] kahle Stelleto be [as] \bald as a coot völlig kahl seinto go \bald eine Glatze bekommen, kahl werden2. AUTOa \bald tyre ein abgefahrener Reifen3. (blunt) unverblümt4. (unadorned)\bald speech knappe Rede\bald style schlichter [o schmuckloser] Stil* * *[bɔːld]adj (+er)to go bald — eine Glatze bekommen, kahl werden
2)3) style, statement knapp* * *bald [bɔːld]A adj (adv baldly)1. kahl(köpfig), glatzköpfig:go bald eine Glatze bekommen, kahl werden3. (völlig) abgefahren (Reifen)4. fig kahl, schmucklos, armselig, dürftig5. figa) offen, unverblümt:to put it baldly um es ganz offen zu sagenb) knapp (Erklärung etc)bald eagle Weißköpfiger Seeadler (Wappentier der USA)B v/i US kahl werden, eine Glatze bekommen* * *adjective1) kahl [Person, Kopf]; kahlköpfig, glatzköpfig [Person]he is bald — er ist kahl[köpfig] od. hat eine Glatze
2) (plain) einfach, schmucklos [Rede, Prosa]; knapp, nackt [Behauptung]3) (coll.): (worn smooth) abgefahren [Reifen]* * *(worn) tyre (UK) n.abgefahrener Reifen m. adj.dürftig adj.federlos adj.glatzköpfig adj.kahl adj.nackt adj.nüchtern adj.schmucklos adj.trocken adj.unverblümt adj.unverhüllt adj. n.weißköpfig adj.
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