I. bare [beəʳ, америк. ber] ПРИЛ.
2. bare (empty):
3. bare (absolute):
- bare
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- the bare necessities
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| I | have | bared |
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The receptionists desks were bare, computer screens ripped from their cradles, phones unplugged, security passes strewn across the counter.
www.telegraph.co.uk She was struck around the face with electric cable and made to clean lavatories with her bare hands.
en.wikipedia.org The only memorial which could be worthy of the soldiers was the bare and uncoloured story of their part in the war.
dissidentvoice.org Those that have stayed here have barricaded themselves in their houses, and only creep out in the early morning to buy the bare necessities, like bread.
www.telegraph.co.uk He bends creakily on one knee, with his bare and shrinking skin.
www.independent.co.uk