nude
word
/ˈnud/
nood
/njˈuːd/
nyood
Definition
Without clothes on the body. It can also describe a light beige or skin-like color, especially in fashion and makeup.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in art, photography, fashion, and online contexts. 'Naked' is usually more common in everyday speech for a person without clothes, while 'nude' can sound more formal, artistic, or commercial. As a color word, 'nude' does not refer to one single skin tone, so context matters.
Spanish: desnudo - color nudePortuguese (BR): nu - cor nudePortuguese (PT): nu - cor nudeChinese (Simplified): 裸体的 - 裸色的Chinese (Traditional): 裸體的 - 裸色的Hindi: नंगा - न्यूड रंगArabic: عارٍ - بلون البشرةBengali: নগ্ন - নিউড (বর্ণ/রং)Russian: обнажённый - нюдовый (цвет)Japanese: 裸 - ヌード（色）Vietnamese: khỏa thân - màu nudeKorean: 나체 - 누드(색)Turkish: çıplak - ten rengi (nude)Urdu: برہنہ - نیوڈ (رنگ)Indonesian: telanjang - warna nude
Example Sentences
The baby was nude after the bath.
basic
She bought nude shoes for the wedding.
basic
The painting shows a nude figure.
basic
He felt awkward standing there nude in the locker room.
natural
I usually go for a nude lipstick because it matches everything.
natural
The website removed the photo because it showed nude content.
natural