bare-bones

基本解释

• adj. 最基本的；降到最低限度的

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• Instead, a bare-bones service will if necessary be provided by a private firm.
  取而代之的是一家私营公司提供最基本的服务（如果有必要）。
• Several governors are trying to stem this decline by subsidising bare-bones health insurance for these people.
  一些州长尝试，通过为这群人提供基本的医疗保险，来遏制这个下降趋势。
• "It was a bare-bones car at that point, " says one executive who declined to be identified for fear of harming business ties with Toyota.
  “那时的丰田汽车是一辆‘瘦骨嶙峋’的汽车。” 一位担心影响与丰田公司的商业联系而不愿透露姓名的执行人员如是说。

权威例句

• The stated purpose of this exercise is to construct a "bare-bones" Core List of proscribed items.
  CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center for Security Policy Could The US Really Be Agreeing In Paris To Weaker Export Controls After Iraqi Fiascoes?
• The instrumentation is an incredibly bare-bones mix of banjo, various guitars, violins and cello.
  NPR: Arborea: 'Black Mountain Road'

英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• If you describe something as bare-bones, you mean that it is reduced to the smallest size, amount, or number that you need.
• &rarrsee also bone

专业释义

计算机科学技术

• 阳春型