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Definition of bald in English: baldadjective bɔːldbɔld 1Having a scalp wholly or partly lacking hair. 秃的 he was starting to go bald 他开始谢顶了。 Example sentencesExamples - In addition to a bald spot, the scalp usually has an abnormal appearance.
- A person becomes bald if the scalp follicles die and no longer produce new hair.
- It was the bald guy, his scalp shining under the café's lights.
- A small, just-noticeable tingle started on the top of his bald scalp.
- She looks like a disgruntled old man, her ears red, her scalp bald and splotchy.
- The man, with slightly gray hair, bald on the top of the head, and steely gray eyes, was wearing an expensive suit.
- I really care about my hair, I do my best in order not to go bald.
- Ted sighed and ran a hand over his head again, rubbing his bald scalp.
- Those stem cells could be grown up and used to get hair growing again on bald scalps.
- Dark hair sprung from his once bald scalp and the wrinkles on his face smoothed out.
- Unkempt braids of jet-black hair ran down either side of his head, the better part of which had been shaven bald.
- Her head was not completely smooth like a bald human, but had three ridges, one in the middle and one on each side of that.
- This form is most common in children and involves red, itchy patches on the scalp, often leaving bald patches.
- Magnor Tanek was old, with fluffy white hair and a bald spot.
- Gadi had all his hair cut off, his head shaven bald.
- He stares out at us from photographs and self-portraits, bald, bearded and utterly lacking in flamboyance.
- ‘Please, sit down you two,’ the gray hair, nearly bald doctor beckoned us to the seats.
- The man is completely bald, lacking even eyebrows.
- You don't have to go bald, but expect your wallet to get slimmer instead.
- Martino's head was starting to go bald and he had a round belly.
Synonyms hairless, bald-headed, smooth shaven, depilated Scottish & Irish baldy technical glabrous archaic bald-pated - 1.1 (of an animal) not covered by the usual fur, hair, or feathers.
(动物)无毛的 刺猬出生时无毛。 Example sentencesExamples - Some monkeys had bald patches caused by over-grooming, a compulsive behaviour caused by stress.
- Raja was just 3-weeks-old, bald with no feathers, when he brought him home.
- A cat with little bald patches is unattractive. And I do so like my cat to be cute.
- The small bald creature leapt gracefully onto the table and outstretched its whip-like tail and its long paper-thin ears.
- There is excitement in the birding world after a bald parrot was reported in the remote Brazilian Mato Grosso region.
- She pointed to a grim looking giant bald monkey tied to a stall with a bright red glowing collar around its neck.
- Atman gave the bald creature a studying gaze, and connected another blow, directly on its chin.
- This bird has a bald, red face that only a mother could love, but it boasts an incredible nine-foot wingspan and a majesty in flight that rivals any raptor.
- That penchant for dressing bald rats in sequins and leather is a different story altogether.
- A pampered pet Shih Tzu dog was left bald after a Hong Kong salon accidentally shaved him when he was taken in for a grooming, a news report said yesterday.
- Obesity may be seen as bald patches in certain areas where the feather tracts have separated because of large deposits of fat under the skin.
- They noted that the mutant mice groomed themselves excessively-to the extent of creating bald spots and skin wounds.
- In the north we then saw full-up jumping goats, brick buck, bald buck, camel horses and also more cats.
- Stretch was a bald chicken that Moose had plucked all the feathers off.
- She opened the cabinet and found the bald chicken!
- A bald chimp links a girl standing on a trolley with a baby perched on a miniature wagon.
- Sometimes birds will get feather mites and all their feathers will get eaten away by the mites and the birds are bald until they grow in new ones.
- The bald cat padded its way across the cobblestoned path, and up to the castle gates.
- It was like some sort of ghastly empowerment group, of thousands, except it was being chaired by a bald ape who ran hither and yon.
- I noticed that some of the ducks have a bald patch at the back of their heads and that other ducks often attack them here with their beaks.
- 1.2 (of a plant or an area of land) not covered by the usual leaves, bark, or vegetation.
(动物)无毛的 the bald trunks with their empty branches Example sentencesExamples - She looks upon an open space of withered grass and tired, bald turf.
- Take a look at your lawn and write about the patchy areas of crabgrass and bald spots found.
- At the source, a spring tumbled out of the bald hillside into a willow-shaded pool the size of a large table.
- Outside my door was a green leafed bush, which apparently had not gone bald in the wintertime.
- Fork over bald areas, add some compost and then sow seed or patch with a piece of turf and water in well.
- The beautiful hills that used to be covered with bushes and trees are now bald.
- Work is being done on the pathways round the lakes in order to keep anglers to the paths and hopefully seed the bald areas.
- They launched into a discussion about my personal life while I sat and picked the ground bald of grass.
- Where seedlings had lined out the field only two days before there were bald seed beds splashed with puddles of goose droppings.
- As readers will discover, this rare plant species of federal concern grows in bald cypress-tupelo gum swamp forests in the coastal plain.
- Then, we went by K-mart and bought a few plants for the bald part of the backyard.
- As this correspondent observed last week, the forests have re-grown and the erstwhile bald hills are now covered in luxurious foliage and flora.
- Its bald expanse colonized by a single stubby tree, the narrow courtyard has the bleak and slightly disturbing aura of a de Chirico painting.
Synonyms leafless, bare, uncovered, stark - 1.3 (of a tyre) having the tread worn away.
(轮胎)磨光的 the Nissan had two bald tyres Example sentencesExamples - Some 24 vehicles were found to have bald tyres while 12 had defective lights.
- When performing this act of charity he notices that one of the other tyres is partially bald, and therefore illegal.
- O'Toole quipped the policy was like a car with four bald tyres and, when you opened the boot, the spare was flat.
- Atkinson's car was found to have three bald tyres - on one of them the steel cord was showing - and the front brakes on one side were seized up.
- You could even report your neighbour's bald tyres, unlicensed bulls or smoking in the house - which is a workplace when they have the cleaner or the gas-man in.
- The car's tyres were bald; a fork was in the ignition; there were beer bottles all over the car and the road; and all three were aged about 18.
- He said one wheel was loose, two tires were bald, and only one of the truck's six air brakes was working properly.
- Police in North Yorkshire yesterday launched a major clampdown on motorist who drive on worn and bald tyres in an attempt to save lives.
- When the rubber on the blocks wears out, they need to be replaced, just like bald tires.
- Two more involved low-income, illegal car/van pools running both at high speeds and on completely bald tires!
- What do you think if you did the same thing, resulting in chronic underfunding of your tyre budget, driving around with bald tyres?
- The officers found nothing wrong until they found one of the tyres was a space-saver and was bald.
- You can drive a pile of rust here, with bald tires, garbage bags for windows and no lights, and no one will say ‘Boo’ about it.
- Public transport running on bald tyres on bad roads and with bad brakes is ‘an accident’ waiting to happen.
- It was an accident that could have happened anywhere and he did not believe that any bald tyres recovered from the crash scene could have come from the bus.
- Some buses examined by inspectors in the last year have been found to have defective steering, faulty brakes or even bald tyres.
- They headed for Prague, but got stopped on the Czech border because the tyres on their vans were bald.
- He glared at me and started writing another ticket for having bald tires!
- Tires have built-in wear indicators that appear as a bald strip when there is 1.6 millimeters of tread remaining.
- The first thing we noticed were the tyres, which were almost bald.
2Not having any extra detail or explanation; plain or blunt. 干巴巴的;赤裸裸的;直截了当的 the bald statement in the preceding paragraph requires amplification 前一段里干巴巴的陈述需要进一步发挥。 Example sentencesExamples - But the bald figures tell an indisputably brighter story.
- The bald figures don't begin to delineate the crisis because they don't take account of the desperate attempts by the media to retain market share.
- Such a bald statement would, of course, be denied by any responsible public figure.
- But bald figures and artists' impressions do not tell the whole story.
- Again, the Plaintiffs rely upon bald statements in their factum without supporting evidence.
- This is because interpretation is often as valuable - even more valuable at times - to readers than a bald statement of the facts.
- They're so bizarre I'm not certain I could even summarise them: they are a bald statement of extreme political reaction.
- All of this being ‘merely corroborative detail, intended to give artistic verisimilitude to an otherwise bald and unconvincing narrative’.
- Even his own Labour Muslim colleagues were angry with his bald statement, for which he later apologised in his local newspaper.
- There has clearly been an element of special pleading here, but it is not actually a plea to ministers for more cash, it is just a bald and factual statement of the problems.
- None of you want to react to that bald statement by me, I am sure.
- Some might see this bald honesty as refreshing.
- Their calls for an explanation were met with bald denials from coalition spokesmen.
- In particular, the link between poverty and health was noted for confusing interpretations of the bald figures.
- He knew the bald, unvarnished, terrified truth when he heard it.
- But the bald figures mask anxieties and fears that are being played out throughout Britain in homes, offices and schools.
- He always settles for bald honesty or nothing at all.
- The listener isn't challenged to dig deep for hidden meaning - these dark tales are as bald and straightforward as one could imagine.
- One can only guess at the research and detective work that has gone into the bald details recorded for each piece.
- In all that I've read and heard, the response - such as it is - to this question has been bald and simple.
Synonyms plain, simple, unadorned, unvarnished, unembellished, undisguised, unveiled, stark, severe, austere, brutal, harsh blunt, direct, forthright, plain-spoken, straight, straightforward, candid, honest, truthful, realistic, true to life, frank, outspoken, downright, outright, straight from the shoulder, explicit, unequivocal, unambiguous, unexaggerated, unqualified informal upfront, warts and all
PhrasesExample sentencesExamples - I have very dark brown eyes and even though I now shave my head so I'm bald as a coot, I once had long dark brown flowing locks.
- Sibelius was portrayed as a grim faced gentleman with mad, bulging eyes, bald as a coot.
- Of the ones sitting down the middle man was bald as a coot, his whole head shining with a sweat I thought would come away on my hand like coconut oil.
- Have you ever heard him say ‘I'm as bald as a coot and have a massive collections of syrups’ (wigs in rhyming slang to the uninitiated)?
- One has luxuriant locks, their ever-changing style consuming the interests of fashion writers more interested in curling tongs than curling free-kicks; the other is as bald as a coot.
- Hence if Balde were, well, bald as a coot, knobbly-kneed or of Bunteresque physique, he would duly be ridiculed for these signs of imperfection.
Derivativesadjective Fred himself is adorable; he's got a great crinkly smile and a baldish head and is incredibly photogenic in his overalls, limping through verdant pastures. Example sentencesExamples - All bravado, Miguel rushes to her rescue, scooping up a three-inch, striped insect with threatening jaws and a large, baldish head that looks eerily human.
- The baldish guy in his conservative suit and tie looked like he wanted to crawl under the table.
- In my experience, they were all and one fattish, baldish with bowed legs.
- He was a big, burly, baldish man, patient and good-natured, but given to blank trances of absence of mind.
OriginMiddle English: probably from a base meaning 'white patch', whence the archaic sense 'marked or streaked with white'. Compare with Welsh ceffyl bal, denoting a horse with a white mark on its face. Rhymesscald, so-called, uncalled, unwalled Definition of bald in US English: baldadjectivebôldbɔld 1Having a scalp wholly or partly lacking hair. 秃的 he was starting to go bald 他开始谢顶了。 Example sentencesExamples - I really care about my hair, I do my best in order not to go bald.
- Magnor Tanek was old, with fluffy white hair and a bald spot.
- Ted sighed and ran a hand over his head again, rubbing his bald scalp.
- Those stem cells could be grown up and used to get hair growing again on bald scalps.
- Martino's head was starting to go bald and he had a round belly.
- It was the bald guy, his scalp shining under the café's lights.
- Gadi had all his hair cut off, his head shaven bald.
- This form is most common in children and involves red, itchy patches on the scalp, often leaving bald patches.
- You don't have to go bald, but expect your wallet to get slimmer instead.
- The man is completely bald, lacking even eyebrows.
- She looks like a disgruntled old man, her ears red, her scalp bald and splotchy.
- Her head was not completely smooth like a bald human, but had three ridges, one in the middle and one on each side of that.
- In addition to a bald spot, the scalp usually has an abnormal appearance.
- Unkempt braids of jet-black hair ran down either side of his head, the better part of which had been shaven bald.
- He stares out at us from photographs and self-portraits, bald, bearded and utterly lacking in flamboyance.
- The man, with slightly gray hair, bald on the top of the head, and steely gray eyes, was wearing an expensive suit.
- ‘Please, sit down you two,’ the gray hair, nearly bald doctor beckoned us to the seats.
- A person becomes bald if the scalp follicles die and no longer produce new hair.
- A small, just-noticeable tingle started on the top of his bald scalp.
- Dark hair sprung from his once bald scalp and the wrinkles on his face smoothed out.
Synonyms hairless, bald-headed, smooth - 1.1 (of an animal) not covered by the usual fur, hair, or feathers.
(动物)无毛的 刺猬出生时无毛。 Example sentencesExamples - That penchant for dressing bald rats in sequins and leather is a different story altogether.
- Atman gave the bald creature a studying gaze, and connected another blow, directly on its chin.
- They noted that the mutant mice groomed themselves excessively-to the extent of creating bald spots and skin wounds.
- Obesity may be seen as bald patches in certain areas where the feather tracts have separated because of large deposits of fat under the skin.
- Stretch was a bald chicken that Moose had plucked all the feathers off.
- A cat with little bald patches is unattractive. And I do so like my cat to be cute.
- A pampered pet Shih Tzu dog was left bald after a Hong Kong salon accidentally shaved him when he was taken in for a grooming, a news report said yesterday.
- Sometimes birds will get feather mites and all their feathers will get eaten away by the mites and the birds are bald until they grow in new ones.
- The small bald creature leapt gracefully onto the table and outstretched its whip-like tail and its long paper-thin ears.
- She pointed to a grim looking giant bald monkey tied to a stall with a bright red glowing collar around its neck.
- This bird has a bald, red face that only a mother could love, but it boasts an incredible nine-foot wingspan and a majesty in flight that rivals any raptor.
- In the north we then saw full-up jumping goats, brick buck, bald buck, camel horses and also more cats.
- The bald cat padded its way across the cobblestoned path, and up to the castle gates.
- Raja was just 3-weeks-old, bald with no feathers, when he brought him home.
- A bald chimp links a girl standing on a trolley with a baby perched on a miniature wagon.
- She opened the cabinet and found the bald chicken!
- I noticed that some of the ducks have a bald patch at the back of their heads and that other ducks often attack them here with their beaks.
- Some monkeys had bald patches caused by over-grooming, a compulsive behaviour caused by stress.
- It was like some sort of ghastly empowerment group, of thousands, except it was being chaired by a bald ape who ran hither and yon.
- There is excitement in the birding world after a bald parrot was reported in the remote Brazilian Mato Grosso region.
- 1.2 (of a plant or an area of land) not covered by the usual leaves, bark, or vegetation.
(动物)无毛的 the bald trunks with their empty branches Example sentencesExamples - Take a look at your lawn and write about the patchy areas of crabgrass and bald spots found.
- Its bald expanse colonized by a single stubby tree, the narrow courtyard has the bleak and slightly disturbing aura of a de Chirico painting.
- Fork over bald areas, add some compost and then sow seed or patch with a piece of turf and water in well.
- As this correspondent observed last week, the forests have re-grown and the erstwhile bald hills are now covered in luxurious foliage and flora.
- The beautiful hills that used to be covered with bushes and trees are now bald.
- Work is being done on the pathways round the lakes in order to keep anglers to the paths and hopefully seed the bald areas.
- They launched into a discussion about my personal life while I sat and picked the ground bald of grass.
- Where seedlings had lined out the field only two days before there were bald seed beds splashed with puddles of goose droppings.
- She looks upon an open space of withered grass and tired, bald turf.
- As readers will discover, this rare plant species of federal concern grows in bald cypress-tupelo gum swamp forests in the coastal plain.
- Then, we went by K-mart and bought a few plants for the bald part of the backyard.
- Outside my door was a green leafed bush, which apparently had not gone bald in the wintertime.
- At the source, a spring tumbled out of the bald hillside into a willow-shaded pool the size of a large table.
Synonyms leafless, bare, uncovered, stark - 1.3 (of a tire) having the tread worn away.
(轮胎)磨光的 my car had two bald tires Example sentencesExamples - The car's tyres were bald; a fork was in the ignition; there were beer bottles all over the car and the road; and all three were aged about 18.
- O'Toole quipped the policy was like a car with four bald tyres and, when you opened the boot, the spare was flat.
- Public transport running on bald tyres on bad roads and with bad brakes is ‘an accident’ waiting to happen.
- Police in North Yorkshire yesterday launched a major clampdown on motorist who drive on worn and bald tyres in an attempt to save lives.
- Some 24 vehicles were found to have bald tyres while 12 had defective lights.
- They headed for Prague, but got stopped on the Czech border because the tyres on their vans were bald.
- He said one wheel was loose, two tires were bald, and only one of the truck's six air brakes was working properly.
- Two more involved low-income, illegal car/van pools running both at high speeds and on completely bald tires!
- You can drive a pile of rust here, with bald tires, garbage bags for windows and no lights, and no one will say ‘Boo’ about it.
- The officers found nothing wrong until they found one of the tyres was a space-saver and was bald.
- What do you think if you did the same thing, resulting in chronic underfunding of your tyre budget, driving around with bald tyres?
- It was an accident that could have happened anywhere and he did not believe that any bald tyres recovered from the crash scene could have come from the bus.
- The first thing we noticed were the tyres, which were almost bald.
- Atkinson's car was found to have three bald tyres - on one of them the steel cord was showing - and the front brakes on one side were seized up.
- When the rubber on the blocks wears out, they need to be replaced, just like bald tires.
- Tires have built-in wear indicators that appear as a bald strip when there is 1.6 millimeters of tread remaining.
- Some buses examined by inspectors in the last year have been found to have defective steering, faulty brakes or even bald tyres.
- He glared at me and started writing another ticket for having bald tires!
- When performing this act of charity he notices that one of the other tyres is partially bald, and therefore illegal.
- You could even report your neighbour's bald tyres, unlicensed bulls or smoking in the house - which is a workplace when they have the cleaner or the gas-man in.
2attributive Not having any extra detail or explanation; plain or blunt. 干巴巴的;赤裸裸的;直截了当的 the bald statement in the preceding paragraph requires amplification 前一段里干巴巴的陈述需要进一步发挥。 Example sentencesExamples - He always settles for bald honesty or nothing at all.
- But the bald figures tell an indisputably brighter story.
- In particular, the link between poverty and health was noted for confusing interpretations of the bald figures.
- All of this being ‘merely corroborative detail, intended to give artistic verisimilitude to an otherwise bald and unconvincing narrative’.
- The bald figures don't begin to delineate the crisis because they don't take account of the desperate attempts by the media to retain market share.
- The listener isn't challenged to dig deep for hidden meaning - these dark tales are as bald and straightforward as one could imagine.
- None of you want to react to that bald statement by me, I am sure.
- They're so bizarre I'm not certain I could even summarise them: they are a bald statement of extreme political reaction.
- Such a bald statement would, of course, be denied by any responsible public figure.
- This is because interpretation is often as valuable - even more valuable at times - to readers than a bald statement of the facts.
- One can only guess at the research and detective work that has gone into the bald details recorded for each piece.
- He knew the bald, unvarnished, terrified truth when he heard it.
- But bald figures and artists' impressions do not tell the whole story.
- In all that I've read and heard, the response - such as it is - to this question has been bald and simple.
- Again, the Plaintiffs rely upon bald statements in their factum without supporting evidence.
- But the bald figures mask anxieties and fears that are being played out throughout Britain in homes, offices and schools.
- Even his own Labour Muslim colleagues were angry with his bald statement, for which he later apologised in his local newspaper.
- Their calls for an explanation were met with bald denials from coalition spokesmen.
- There has clearly been an element of special pleading here, but it is not actually a plea to ministers for more cash, it is just a bald and factual statement of the problems.
- Some might see this bald honesty as refreshing.
Synonyms plain, simple, unadorned, unvarnished, unembellished, undisguised, unveiled, stark, severe, austere, brutal, harsh
OriginMiddle English: probably from a base meaning ‘white patch’, whence the archaic sense ‘marked or streaked with white’. Compare with Welsh ceffyl bal, denoting a horse with a white mark on its face. |