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undress Verb to take off the clothes of oneself or another Noun 1. in a state of undress naked or nearly naked 2. informal or ordinary working clothes or uniform undressed adj
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undress Translations v undress [anˈdres] 1 to take the clothes off (a person) She undressed the child; Undress yourself and get into bed. uitklee, uittrek يُعَرّي събличам svléci (se) klæde (nogen) af ausziehen ξεντύνω, γδύνω desnudar, quitar la ropa a alguien lahti riietama لباس درآوردن riisua déshabiller לְהַפשִיט किसी के कपड़े उतारना razodjenuti levetkőztet; levetkőzik afklæða spogliare, svestire 服を脱がせる nurengti noģērbt; izģērbt menanggalkan pakaian uitkleden kle av (seg) rozebrać despir(-se) a dezbrăca раздевать vyzliecť (sa) sleči skinuti odeću klä av ถอด soymak 脫衣服 роздягати کپڑے اتارنا، ننگا کرنا cởi trần truồng 脱衣服 2 to undress oneself I undressed and went to bed. uitklee, uittrek يَتَعَرّى събличам се svléci se klæde sig af sich ausziehen ξεντύνομαι, γδύνομαι desnudarse, quitarse la ropa lahti riietuma لخت شدن riisuutua se déshabiller לְהִתפַּשֵט अपने कपड़े उतारना razodjenuti se levetkőzik afklæðast spogliarsi, svestirsi 服を脱ぐ nusirengti noģērbties; izģērbties menanggalkan pakaian zich uitkleden kle av seg rozebrać się despir-se a se dezbrăca раздеваться vyzliecť sa sleči se skinuti se klä av sig ถอดเสื้อผ้า soyunmak 脫衣服 роздягатися ننگا ہونا cởi quần áo 脱衣服 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| It could scarcely be said to be within call, the walls, doors, and panelling of the old place were so cumbrous; but it was within easy reach, in any undress, at any hour of the night, in any temperature. Indeed, had I realised how superbly impressive they were going to be, I think I must have declined the adventure altogether,--for, robed in lustrous ivory-white linen were those figures of undress marble, the wealth of their glorious bodies pressing out into bosoms magnificent as magnolias (nobler lines and curves Greece herself has never known), towering in throats of fluted alabaster, and flowering in coiffures of imperial gold. "I heard the thing just as I was beginning to undress," Granet explained. |
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