khỏa thân

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The Vietnamese word "khỏa thân" means "nude" or "naked" in English. It is used to describe a state where a person is not wearing any clothes.

Usage Instructions:

• "Khỏa thân" is primarily used as an adjective.
• It can describe a person who is completely undressed, either for reasons of comfort, art, or in specific contexts like swimming or bathing.

Examples:

1. Basic Usage:

   • "Anh ấy thích tắm biển khỏa thân." (He likes to swim naked at the beach.)

2. Advanced Usage:

   • "Trong nghệ thuật, việc khỏa thân thường được coi là một cách thể hiện sự tự do và tự nhiên." (In art, nudity is often seen as a way to express freedom and naturalness.)

Word Variants:

• Khỏa thân can be used in different grammatical forms depending on the context, but it mainly remains an adjective. There aren't direct variants but it can be used in combination with other words, such as:
  • "Tắm khỏa thân" (to bathe naked).
  • "Hình ảnh khỏa thân" (nude imagery).

Different Meanings:

• While "khỏa thân" primarily refers to being without clothing, it can also imply a sense of vulnerability or openness, both physically and metaphorically.

Synonyms:

• "Trần trụi" (which also means naked, but can have a slightly more casual or informal tone).
• "Không mảnh vải" (literally translates to "without a scrap of cloth," also meaning naked).

Cultural Context:

• In Vietnamese culture, being "khỏa thân" is often viewed with modesty, and public nudity is generally not accepted. However, in some contexts, such as art or private settings, it might be more accepted.

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adjective

1. nude; naked