What does the Eiken word "bare" mean?

The Eiken word "bare" (adjective (形容詞)) means "裸の、むき出しの；何もない". It is an essential term for the Eiken exam.

Can you give a practice example for "bare"?

Yes, a practical example is: "She walked barefoot on the bare floor." which translates in Japanese as "彼女は素足でむき出しの床を歩きました。".

Eiken Grade Pre-2

adjective (形容詞)

bare

💡 Usage & Nuance: 衣服などを身につけていない状態や、何も覆われていない、または空っぽの状態を表します。英検では、描写や状況説明の文脈で出題されることがあります。

She walked barefoot on the bare floor.

彼女は素足でむき出しの床を歩きました。

Verify your vocabulary strength for "bare"

In winter, the trees are _______ because they lose their leaves.

🎉 正解 / Correct!

解説: 冬には葉を失うので、木々は「裸の（bare）」状態になります。
English: Trees are 'bare' in winter because they lose their leaves.

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