کچل

bald

bald [bald balds balded balding balder baldest]   [bɔːld]    [bɔːld]  adjective

1. having little or no hair on the head

• He started going bald in his twenties.

2. without any of the usual hair, marks, etc. covering the skin or surface of sth
• Our dog has a bald patch on its leg.

• a bald tyre (= a tyre whose surface has become smooth)

3. without any extra explanation or detail to help you understand or accept what is being said
• The bald fact is that we don't need you any longer.
• The letter was a bald statement of our legal position.
see also  baldly
Idiom: bald as a coot
Derived Word: baldness  
Word Origin:
Middle English: probably from a base meaning ‘white patch’, which came from the archaic sense ‘marked or streaked with white’. Compare with Welsh ceffyl bal, denoting a horse with a white mark on its face.  
Example Bank:
• young men who go prematurely bald

• The bald fact is that we don't need you any longer.