undressed

UK
/ʌnˈdrɛst/
US
/ʌnˈdrɛst/
undressedadjective
more undressed
Comp.
most undressed
Super.
UK
/ʌnˈdrɛst/
US
/ʌnˈdrɛst/
Translations
He felt uncomfortable being undressed in front of strangers.
Он чувствовал себя неуютно, будучи раздетым перед незнакомцами.
Definitions
Not wearing clothes or not fully clothed.
She felt undressed without her usual jewelry.
Not prepared or arranged, especially in terms of food that has not been seasoned or garnished.
The salad was served undressed, allowing guests to add their own dressing.
Not trimmed, shaped, or finished; left in a raw or natural state, especially of building materials such as stone or timber.
The cottage was built of undressed stone quarried nearby.
undressverb

undressed

Past Simple

undressed
Past Simple
undressed
Past Participle
undressing
Gerund
UK
/ʌnˈdrɛs/
US
/ʌnˈdrɛs/
Translations
снимать одежду
He began to undress slowly, removing each piece of clothing with care.
Он начал медленно снимать одежду, аккуратно снимая каждую вещь.
She decided to undress before taking a shower.
Она решила раздеться перед тем, как принять душ.
Additional translations
Definitions
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.
Synonyms
remove clothing
take off
undressnoun
Definitions
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.
undressadjective
Definitions
Denoting informal or ordinary attire, especially referring to a less formal military uniform.
The cadet changed into his undress uniform for daily duties.