Not wearing clothes. In plain terms it means the same as 'naked', but the two words feel very different.

Not wearing clothes沒穿衣服。In plain terms說白了 it它 means the same as跟 'naked'「naked」意思一樣，but but the two words這兩個字 feel very different感覺卻很不一樣。

'Unclothed' is careful, distant, and formal — the word a doctor, a museum label, a legal report, or a polite writer would choose to avoid the bluntness of 'naked'. 'The patient should be unclothed from the waist up.' 'A study of the unclothed human figure.' It is a word for writing, not for talking; if you said it to a friend you would sound like a textbook.

"Unclothed" "Unclothed" is careful, distant, and formal是個謹慎、有距離感、正式的字——the word a doctor這是醫生、a museum label博物館標示牌、a legal report法律報告、or a polite writer或有禮貌的作者 would choose會選用的字 to avoid the bluntness of 'naked'用來避開「naked」那種直白。"The patient should be unclothed from the waist up."「病人腰部以上應該 unclothed」 "A study of the unclothed human figure."「對 unclothed 人體的研究」 It它 is a word for writing是個書面用字，not for talking而不是講話用的；if you said it如果你對朋友這麼說 to a friend，you would sound like a textbook你聽起來就會像本教科書。

Everyday English uses 'naked', or 'nude' for art and modelling. It can also describe a part of the body left bare rather than a whole person ('an unclothed shoulder'), and occasionally a plant or tree stripped of its leaves, though that is a literary stretch.

Everyday English日常英文 uses 'naked',會用「naked」，or or 'nude' for art and modelling「nude」則用在藝術和模特兒身上。It它 can also describe也可以用來形容 a part of the body身體的某個部位 left bare而不是整個人 rather than a whole person露出來的部分（'an unclothed shoulder'「an unclothed shoulder」），and而 occasionally偶爾 a plant or tree也可以指一株植物或一棵樹 stripped of its leaves葉子掉光了，though不過 that is a literary stretch這是比較文學性的延伸用法。