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undress
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/ʌnˈdrɛs/
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/ʌnˈdrɛs/
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undress
verb
undressed
Past Simple
undressed
Past Participle
undressing
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈdrɛs/
US
/ʌnˈdrɛs/
раздеваться
She decided to undress before taking a shower.
Она решила раздеться перед тем, как принять душ.
снимать одежду
He began to undress slowly, removing each piece of clothing with care.
Он начал медленно снимать одежду, аккуратно снимая каждую вещь.
Additional translations
разоружать
Synonyms
strip
bare
disrobe
remove clothing
take off
Antonyms
attire
clothe
dress
undress
noun
UK
/ʌnˈdrɛs/
US
/ʌnˈdrɛs/
раздевалка
He left his clothes in the undress before going to the pool.
Он оставил свою одежду в раздевалке перед тем, как пойти в бассейн.
раздевание
The undress of the actors took place backstage.
Раздевание актеров происходило за кулисами.
Synonyms
bare state
nudity
nakedness
disrobing
disrobement
undressing
stripping
dishabille
bareness
undress
adjective
Used attributively, especially in military contexts, to denote a less formal uniform or attire
Synonyms
in the buff
stripped
disrobed
bare-skinned
bare
unclad
unclothed
undressed
nude
naked
Definitions
undress
verb
To remove clothes from oneself or another person.
She decided to undress before taking a shower.
To strip or remove coverings from something.
The workers began to undress the old furniture to prepare it for restoration.
undress
noun
The state of being without clothes or wearing very little clothing.
He was caught in a state of undress when the fire alarm went off.
Clothing that is informal or not suitable for formal occasions.
The invitation specified that guests should not arrive in undress.
undress
adjective
Denoting informal or ordinary attire, especially referring to a less formal military uniform.
The cadet changed into his undress uniform for daily duties.
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