The bare word is: stark. The pinyin is: guāngtū. The phonetic notation is: ㄡㄨㄤㄊㄨ. The structure is: light (upper and lower structure) bald (upper and lower structure).

What is the specific explanation of baldness? We will introduce you through the following aspects:

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The bald guāngtū( 1) has no natural covering (such as hair, meat, bark or leaves).

Second, the citation interpretation

1. Naked. No hair, vegetation and other attachments. Quote Ba Jin's "Resting Garden" 23: "Li Laohan raised his head, stretched out his right hand and wiped his bald head several times." Hao Ran's Sunny Days, Volume 1, Chapter 3: "The mountains are not very steep, except for Chunshan, which is a little north, which is almost all low and bare hills."

Third, the national language dictionary

Describe the appearance without vegetation, leaves, hair, etc. Such as: "A naked scene. 」

Fourthly, online interpretation.

Naked naked, pinyin is ɡuānɡtū, and the definition is naked naked. There's nothing. No hair, vegetation and other attachments.

The antonym of baldness

thick

Poetry about baldness

The fields were harvested and the forest was bare.

Poems about baldness

Under the bare mountain, the forest is bare and the garden is bare.

Idioms about baldness

Take a dazzling bald brush, make a bald tooth clear, and scold a thief at the monk with a bald brush. After a long time, pay attention to the bald lips.

About baldness

Pick out the bald brush and light it on both sides. Poor man's teeth are bald, while the former shines brightly. Bare lips were scorched, and the bachelor's surface sparkled.

Sentences on baldness

1, some bare trunks and branches were frozen into shredded squid and put on the table yesterday. They are still specimens in the laboratory, and they can't be lifted.

The trunk of the apple tree is covered with dry moss, and the jagged bare branches are dotted with a few red and green leaves, which bend into the air like an old man's elbow.

3. Leng Yue hangs its branches high, and the cold wind blows the bare branches.

4. At first, I heard a faint silver chirp spreading in some bare and wet fields, which came from bluebirds, hedges and red-winged thrushes, as if the last snowflake in winter was falling in Dingdi!

5. Completely change the scene of bare buildings, dusty roads, hot summers and dry winters.

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