Definition of bare-bones in English:

bare-bones

adjective

Reduced to or comprising only the basic or essential elements of something.
a bare-bones version of the story
Example sentencesExamples
- He makes bare-bones music that constantly nods to musical periods long since passed, perhaps the earliest being the 1920s of Blind Lemon Jefferson.
- There are no bonus features or alternate language tracks to clutter up this bare-bones disc.
- A $299 bare-bones unit leaves out many peripherals, including the remote, a wireless controller, and a hard drive.
- With this bare-bones band, the event was more of a chamber concert than a rock show.
- Call them artificial purgatories, but Welch's bare-bones constructions are at least as moving as any of Wilson's elaborate mini-symphonies.
- People freshly off the welfare rolls sometimes overwhelm bare-bones human-resources departments.
- These bare-bones songs require just a whisper to transform themselves into full-blooded spirituals.
- If your company sells on the Web or even has a bare-bones Web presence, you should consider trademarking your corporate names and symbols in other countries.
- But we were going for a bare-bones feel closer to our live sound.
- Instead, users get a bare-bones listing and must click to access more information.
- Rawlings and Welch's bare-bones accompaniment proves a handsome fit, crafting an album that thoughtfully contemplates such time-tested subjects as love, war and the desire for escape.
- Most take a bare-bones approach and some of the sites actually suffer from a dearth of graphics.
- An even more bare-bones portfolio would consist of one index fund per asset class.
- A bare-bones compromise would delay the insurance battle until after 2004.
- The previous edition of the film was a non-anamorphic bare-bones disc.
- Producing and broadcasting a half-hour event averages about $13,000 - and that's for a bare-bones project.
- The bare-bones Blu-ray release gives me no reason to recommend an upgrade.
- When you think benefits, think bare-bones basics like a retirement plan, as well as health, dental, disability, and life insurance.
- The School Department's budget is not even close to bare-bones.
Synonyms
shortened, cut, cut short, cut down, concise, condensed, contracted, compressed, abbreviated, reduced, decreased, diminished, shrunk, curtailed, truncated, lessened, trimmed, cropped, clipped, pruned, pared down, stripped down, skeleton

Definition of bare-bones in US English:

bare-bones

adjectiveˈberbōnzˈbɛrboʊnz

Reduced to or comprising only the basic or essential elements of something.
a bare-bones version of the story
Example sentencesExamples
- People freshly off the welfare rolls sometimes overwhelm bare-bones human-resources departments.
- An even more bare-bones portfolio would consist of one index fund per asset class.
- A bare-bones compromise would delay the insurance battle until after 2004.
- He makes bare-bones music that constantly nods to musical periods long since passed, perhaps the earliest being the 1920s of Blind Lemon Jefferson.
- With this bare-bones band, the event was more of a chamber concert than a rock show.
- Call them artificial purgatories, but Welch's bare-bones constructions are at least as moving as any of Wilson's elaborate mini-symphonies.
- The previous edition of the film was a non-anamorphic bare-bones disc.
- Instead, users get a bare-bones listing and must click to access more information.
- Most take a bare-bones approach and some of the sites actually suffer from a dearth of graphics.
- Rawlings and Welch's bare-bones accompaniment proves a handsome fit, crafting an album that thoughtfully contemplates such time-tested subjects as love, war and the desire for escape.
- If your company sells on the Web or even has a bare-bones Web presence, you should consider trademarking your corporate names and symbols in other countries.
- When you think benefits, think bare-bones basics like a retirement plan, as well as health, dental, disability, and life insurance.
- But we were going for a bare-bones feel closer to our live sound.
- The bare-bones Blu-ray release gives me no reason to recommend an upgrade.
- Producing and broadcasting a half-hour event averages about $13,000 - and that's for a bare-bones project.
- The School Department's budget is not even close to bare-bones.
- A $299 bare-bones unit leaves out many peripherals, including the remote, a wireless controller, and a hard drive.
- There are no bonus features or alternate language tracks to clutter up this bare-bones disc.
- These bare-bones songs require just a whisper to transform themselves into full-blooded spirituals.
Synonyms
shortened, cut, cut short, cut down, concise, condensed, contracted, compressed, abbreviated, reduced, decreased, diminished, shrunk, curtailed, truncated, lessened, trimmed, cropped, clipped, pruned, pared down, stripped down, skeleton

单词	bare-bones
释义	Definition of bare-bones in English: bare-bones adjective Reduced to or comprising only the basic or essential elements of something. a bare-bones version of the story Example sentencesExamples He makes bare-bones music that constantly nods to musical periods long since passed, perhaps the earliest being the 1920s of Blind Lemon Jefferson. There are no bonus features or alternate language tracks to clutter up this bare-bones disc. A $299 bare-bones unit leaves out many peripherals, including the remote, a wireless controller, and a hard drive. With this bare-bones band, the event was more of a chamber concert than a rock show. Call them artificial purgatories, but Welch's bare-bones constructions are at least as moving as any of Wilson's elaborate mini-symphonies. People freshly off the welfare rolls sometimes overwhelm bare-bones human-resources departments. These bare-bones songs require just a whisper to transform themselves into full-blooded spirituals. If your company sells on the Web or even has a bare-bones Web presence, you should consider trademarking your corporate names and symbols in other countries. But we were going for a bare-bones feel closer to our live sound. Instead, users get a bare-bones listing and must click to access more information. Rawlings and Welch's bare-bones accompaniment proves a handsome fit, crafting an album that thoughtfully contemplates such time-tested subjects as love, war and the desire for escape. Most take a bare-bones approach and some of the sites actually suffer from a dearth of graphics. An even more bare-bones portfolio would consist of one index fund per asset class. A bare-bones compromise would delay the insurance battle until after 2004. The previous edition of the film was a non-anamorphic bare-bones disc. Producing and broadcasting a half-hour event averages about $13,000 - and that's for a bare-bones project. The bare-bones Blu-ray release gives me no reason to recommend an upgrade. When you think benefits, think bare-bones basics like a retirement plan, as well as health, dental, disability, and life insurance. The School Department's budget is not even close to bare-bones. Synonyms shortened, cut, cut short, cut down, concise, condensed, contracted, compressed, abbreviated, reduced, decreased, diminished, shrunk, curtailed, truncated, lessened, trimmed, cropped, clipped, pruned, pared down, stripped down, skeleton Definition of bare-bones in US English: bare-bones adjectiveˈberbōnzˈbɛrboʊnz Reduced to or comprising only the basic or essential elements of something. a bare-bones version of the story Example sentencesExamples People freshly off the welfare rolls sometimes overwhelm bare-bones human-resources departments. An even more bare-bones portfolio would consist of one index fund per asset class. A bare-bones compromise would delay the insurance battle until after 2004. He makes bare-bones music that constantly nods to musical periods long since passed, perhaps the earliest being the 1920s of Blind Lemon Jefferson. With this bare-bones band, the event was more of a chamber concert than a rock show. Call them artificial purgatories, but Welch's bare-bones constructions are at least as moving as any of Wilson's elaborate mini-symphonies. The previous edition of the film was a non-anamorphic bare-bones disc. Instead, users get a bare-bones listing and must click to access more information. Most take a bare-bones approach and some of the sites actually suffer from a dearth of graphics. Rawlings and Welch's bare-bones accompaniment proves a handsome fit, crafting an album that thoughtfully contemplates such time-tested subjects as love, war and the desire for escape. If your company sells on the Web or even has a bare-bones Web presence, you should consider trademarking your corporate names and symbols in other countries. When you think benefits, think bare-bones basics like a retirement plan, as well as health, dental, disability, and life insurance. But we were going for a bare-bones feel closer to our live sound. The bare-bones Blu-ray release gives me no reason to recommend an upgrade. Producing and broadcasting a half-hour event averages about $13,000 - and that's for a bare-bones project. The School Department's budget is not even close to bare-bones. A $299 bare-bones unit leaves out many peripherals, including the remote, a wireless controller, and a hard drive. There are no bonus features or alternate language tracks to clutter up this bare-bones disc. These bare-bones songs require just a whisper to transform themselves into full-blooded spirituals. Synonyms shortened, cut, cut short, cut down, concise, condensed, contracted, compressed, abbreviated, reduced, decreased, diminished, shrunk, curtailed, truncated, lessened, trimmed, cropped, clipped, pruned, pared down, stripped down, skeleton
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