Nude
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定义
(in the) nude: 裸露的
I took some nudes of my wife last night 我昨晚拍了一些我妻子的裸照。
示例
- "Leaked nudes of former Intern land Delavigne Corp in hot water!"
- "You work for that website that sells nude chicks on perfumes, right?"
- "I always chop wood in the nude."
- "Congratulations on choosing Slick Brand Solutions to help repair your company's shattered reputation following your truly embarrassing nude photo leak."
- "Me, with a wife and two kids, chopping wood in the nude with a blind woman!"
- "For the television ads, I have this vision of a half-nude virgin girl, riding a zebra and being chased by leopards."
- "Chopping wood in the nude with a blind woman?"
练习 1
In the phrase, "a native Indonesian dance performed in the aisles by Indonesian stewardesses", what is the meaning of "aisles"?
In the phrase, "a native Indonesian dance performed in the aisles by Indonesian stewardesses", what is the meaning of "aisles"?
An "aisle" is a "corridor". We often talk about the aisles on planes and trains, and in theaters. At an airport check-in, you may be asked if you want an "aisle" seat or a "window" seat.
"Clouds" is not a synonym for aisle. Clouds are the white fluffy things in the sky that contain rain water and that like to stay over Great Britain.
"Nude" is not a synonym for aisle, although it would be nice to see stewardesses dancing in the nude on some flights.
"Wings" is not a synonym for aisle. Birds and airplanes have wings, but stewardesses would never usually dance on them.
练习 2
Which of the following is NOT included in Susie's description of the television advertisement?
Which of the following is NOT included in Susie's description of the television advertisement?
This applies to the advertisement. Susie mentions a "zebra being chased by leopards" in her description of the ad campaign.
This applies to the advertisement. Susie speaks of a "half-nude virgin girl" in her description of the ad campaign.
This is the only choice which Susie does not mention. Susie talks about "the rhythm of pulsating African drums" in her description of the ad campaign, but she never talks about an "image", merely the sound.
This applies to the advertisement. Susie mentions "a woman whispering" in her description of the ad campaign. To "whisper" is to speak very quietly.
