descamisado
- adjective
- /dɛs.kəˈmiː.zɑː.doʊ/
- He walked along the beach, completely descamisado under the hot sun.
Examples
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During the festival, many young men danced descamisado in the streets.
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The painting depicted a descamisado worker standing proudly in the field.
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He walked around the beach descamisado.
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The descamisado man surprised everyone at the party.
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He walked along the beach, completely descamisado under the hot sun.
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During the festival, many young men danced descamisado in the streets.
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The painting depicted a descamisado worker standing proudly in the field.
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Etymology
Descamisado comes from Spanish parts des- and camisa, where des- means 'without' and camisa means 'shirt'. So descamisado simply describes someone who is 'without a shirt' or bare-chested.