undraped

/ʌndɹˈeɪpt/ adjective

not covered with cloth or clothing; bare or exposed

Word Origin Drape comes from Late Latin 'drappus' 'cloth,' so undraped means not covered with cloth. The word drape entered English from Old French 'draper' 'to weave, to cover with cloth.' A draper was originally a cloth maker. So undraped is literally 'un-clothed,' revealing what's underneath.

adjective not covered with cloth or clothing; bare or exposed

The artist painted an undraped figure in the studio.

(形容词) 未遮盖的;裸露的 【未遮盖的,裸露的】

艺术家在工作室里画了一个裸露的人物。

(adjetivo) desnudo; descubierto; expuesto [sin cubrir con tela o ropa; desnudo o expuesto]

El artista pintó una figura desnuda en el estudio.

(adjectif) nu; dénudé; découvert [Qui n'est pas recouvert de tissu ou de vêtement ; nu ou exposé.]

L'artiste a peint une figure dénudée dans son atelier.

(Adjektiv) unbekleidet; entblößt [nicht mit Stoff oder Kleidung bedeckt; bloß oder freigelegt]

Der Künstler malte eine **undraped** Figur im Atelier.

(形容詞) 布や衣服で覆われていない。裸の、露出した状態。

画家はアトリエで布のない裸の人物像を描いた。

(adjetivo) nu; descoberto; exposto [não coberto com tecido ou roupa; nu ou exposto]

O artista pintou uma figura nua no estúdio.

Word parts: un + drape + ed

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