unclad in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for unclad in the English»Spanish Dictionary

unclad [ˌʌnˈklæd] ADJ form

unclad

desnudo, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A married couple, whose unclad house sat untouched for almost two months, said subbies worked "non-stop" since work restarted.

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Long before pubs featured unclad women, there were believed to be bordellos in the city's first hotels.

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We discovered that she was unclad, except for the pants she was wearing.

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Her hair is red, and she is unclad from the waist up; from the waist down she has pink fins.

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The outer edges were left unclad, allowing rain to penetrate the periphery of the space.

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Men have been given a stiff warning not to get overexcited at the sight of unclad girls on a naked bike ride.

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Concrete is strongly expressed within the building, the external finishes to structural elements are unclad reinforced concrete.

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Their unclad house -- fitted with windows, wiring and plumbing -- would remain exposed to the elements and open to vandals or thieves.

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Initially unclad, the all-metal airframe was later enclosed in a fabric covering.

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This was actually greater when they were unclad and invisible; and it was greater also when they were gathered together.

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