Definition of topless in English:

topless

adjective ˈtɒpləsˈtɑpləs

(of a woman) having the breasts uncovered.
a topless dancer
一位袒胸舞女。
Example sentencesExamples
- It had murals that dated back to the late 50s depicting native chiefs and topless maidens.
- Finally I got rid of them too and just have some topless ladies in thongs stand around by the pool all day long.
- You see the topless girls and you think it's great, but the sand isn't too nice.
- He noticed that her arms were bare and the tank straps were so thin, for a second he had the ludicrous impression that she was topless.
- Will a dozen topless women beating on drums be enough to bring her back?
- She is topless and obviously not enjoying herself.
- On my way back I saw the cook watching a TV show in what I guess was his native language that had topless women.
- Of the hundreds of windows that flash by, one contains a photo of a topless woman.
- The Communist Party countered by hiring topless women to hand out their campaign literature.
- And frankly, all topless girls are welcome, but you obviously need a lot more attention than anybody else.
- On the wall of the bar we were drinking in tonight there was a picture from the 40s or 50s of a topless woman, wearing a ship on her head.
- I squeaked as we took a step onto the porch just as a group of topless girls ran by.
- Their place is R-rated outings with plenty of hard-hitting stuff and the occasional topless woman.
- But the pub does not need any special licence to employ topless women to work behind the bar.
- His partner is some mustached American pretty boy who plays tennis with topless women.
- Rows of tanned muscles, tight speedos, topless girls and G-strings adorned the towels.
- My shoelaces got shredded, a bottle of Fanta exploded over my hair, a topless woman almost fell on Rhi's head.
- After some scenes of topless women and some meanderings by the annoying characters, the mayhem starts.
- Some are managed by gangsters and not run properly - they just like having topless girls around them.
- The tipping of a topless waitress has little to do with the drink she has brought to the table.

Derivatives

toplessness

noun

I thought about asking him if he couldn't have done this himself, or at least with a shirt on, but decided not to risk him questioning my aversion to his toplessness.
Example sentencesExamples
- Even his fabulous toplessness was not enough to make it worth watching again.
- Armed with the map, Richard and a young French couple he has met (she: slender brunette, winning eyes, partial to toplessness; he: undeserving) set off to find the beach.
- One probably should not, however, attempt toplessness too often amid booming lorries on the M25, as I did once before retreating under the roof.
- The fact is, toplessness in a man is not equal to toplessness in a woman.
- The sunny, warm weekend was filled with that special combination of friendly flirting, sincere helpfulness, and relaxed toplessness that characterizes the festival every year.
- There are certain genres in which viewers have a right to expect gratuitous toplessness, and Dirty Deeds belongs to one.
- Only one, Plage Crawen, is completely clothing optional but toplessness is pretty standard even around hotel swimming pools.

Definition of topless in US English:

topless

adjectiveˈtäpləsˈtɑpləs

1(of a woman or a woman's item of clothing) having or leaving the breasts uncovered.
（妇女）胸部裸露的；（衣服）袒胸的
a topless dancer
一位袒胸舞女。
a topless swimsuit
Example sentencesExamples
- After some scenes of topless women and some meanderings by the annoying characters, the mayhem starts.
- The tipping of a topless waitress has little to do with the drink she has brought to the table.
- He noticed that her arms were bare and the tank straps were so thin, for a second he had the ludicrous impression that she was topless.
- But the pub does not need any special licence to employ topless women to work behind the bar.
- The Communist Party countered by hiring topless women to hand out their campaign literature.
- I squeaked as we took a step onto the porch just as a group of topless girls ran by.
- My shoelaces got shredded, a bottle of Fanta exploded over my hair, a topless woman almost fell on Rhi's head.
- It had murals that dated back to the late 50s depicting native chiefs and topless maidens.
- Rows of tanned muscles, tight speedos, topless girls and G-strings adorned the towels.
- You see the topless girls and you think it's great, but the sand isn't too nice.
- And frankly, all topless girls are welcome, but you obviously need a lot more attention than anybody else.
- Finally I got rid of them too and just have some topless ladies in thongs stand around by the pool all day long.
- She is topless and obviously not enjoying herself.
- Some are managed by gangsters and not run properly - they just like having topless girls around them.
- On the wall of the bar we were drinking in tonight there was a picture from the 40s or 50s of a topless woman, wearing a ship on her head.
- Will a dozen topless women beating on drums be enough to bring her back?
- His partner is some mustached American pretty boy who plays tennis with topless women.
- On my way back I saw the cook watching a TV show in what I guess was his native language that had topless women.
- Of the hundreds of windows that flash by, one contains a photo of a topless woman.
- Their place is R-rated outings with plenty of hard-hitting stuff and the occasional topless woman.
1. 1.1 (of a place such as a bar or beach) where there are women wearing topless clothing.
  a topless beach
  一位袒胸舞女。
  Example sentencesExamples
  I'd say to the author of this piece, if he'll get rid of his Beatles hairdo, I'll go topless at the beach.
  The city, for all its topless bars, has had a troubled and often costly relationship with the First Amendment.
  In the past forty years, barmaids have been exposed to topless bars, and even to totally nude dancing in some pubs.
  South Beach is a topless beach, and there is an all nude beach a few miles up
  She works nights as a waitress at a topless bar, but her commute is running her down.

词汇	topless
释义	Definition of topless in English: topless adjective ˈtɒpləsˈtɑpləs (of a woman) having the breasts uncovered. a topless dancer 一位袒胸舞女。 Example sentencesExamples It had murals that dated back to the late 50s depicting native chiefs and topless maidens. Finally I got rid of them too and just have some topless ladies in thongs stand around by the pool all day long. You see the topless girls and you think it's great, but the sand isn't too nice. He noticed that her arms were bare and the tank straps were so thin, for a second he had the ludicrous impression that she was topless. Will a dozen topless women beating on drums be enough to bring her back? She is topless and obviously not enjoying herself. On my way back I saw the cook watching a TV show in what I guess was his native language that had topless women. Of the hundreds of windows that flash by, one contains a photo of a topless woman. The Communist Party countered by hiring topless women to hand out their campaign literature. And frankly, all topless girls are welcome, but you obviously need a lot more attention than anybody else. On the wall of the bar we were drinking in tonight there was a picture from the 40s or 50s of a topless woman, wearing a ship on her head. I squeaked as we took a step onto the porch just as a group of topless girls ran by. Their place is R-rated outings with plenty of hard-hitting stuff and the occasional topless woman. But the pub does not need any special licence to employ topless women to work behind the bar. His partner is some mustached American pretty boy who plays tennis with topless women. Rows of tanned muscles, tight speedos, topless girls and G-strings adorned the towels. My shoelaces got shredded, a bottle of Fanta exploded over my hair, a topless woman almost fell on Rhi's head. After some scenes of topless women and some meanderings by the annoying characters, the mayhem starts. Some are managed by gangsters and not run properly - they just like having topless girls around them. The tipping of a topless waitress has little to do with the drink she has brought to the table. Derivatives toplessness noun I thought about asking him if he couldn't have done this himself, or at least with a shirt on, but decided not to risk him questioning my aversion to his toplessness. Example sentencesExamples Even his fabulous toplessness was not enough to make it worth watching again. Armed with the map, Richard and a young French couple he has met (she: slender brunette, winning eyes, partial to toplessness; he: undeserving) set off to find the beach. One probably should not, however, attempt toplessness too often amid booming lorries on the M25, as I did once before retreating under the roof. The fact is, toplessness in a man is not equal to toplessness in a woman. The sunny, warm weekend was filled with that special combination of friendly flirting, sincere helpfulness, and relaxed toplessness that characterizes the festival every year. There are certain genres in which viewers have a right to expect gratuitous toplessness, and Dirty Deeds belongs to one. Only one, Plage Crawen, is completely clothing optional but toplessness is pretty standard even around hotel swimming pools. Definition of topless in US English: topless adjectiveˈtäpləsˈtɑpləs 1(of a woman or a woman's item of clothing) having or leaving the breasts uncovered. （妇女）胸部裸露的；（衣服）袒胸的 a topless dancer 一位袒胸舞女。 a topless swimsuit Example sentencesExamples After some scenes of topless women and some meanderings by the annoying characters, the mayhem starts. The tipping of a topless waitress has little to do with the drink she has brought to the table. He noticed that her arms were bare and the tank straps were so thin, for a second he had the ludicrous impression that she was topless. But the pub does not need any special licence to employ topless women to work behind the bar. The Communist Party countered by hiring topless women to hand out their campaign literature. I squeaked as we took a step onto the porch just as a group of topless girls ran by. My shoelaces got shredded, a bottle of Fanta exploded over my hair, a topless woman almost fell on Rhi's head. It had murals that dated back to the late 50s depicting native chiefs and topless maidens. Rows of tanned muscles, tight speedos, topless girls and G-strings adorned the towels. You see the topless girls and you think it's great, but the sand isn't too nice. And frankly, all topless girls are welcome, but you obviously need a lot more attention than anybody else. Finally I got rid of them too and just have some topless ladies in thongs stand around by the pool all day long. She is topless and obviously not enjoying herself. Some are managed by gangsters and not run properly - they just like having topless girls around them. On the wall of the bar we were drinking in tonight there was a picture from the 40s or 50s of a topless woman, wearing a ship on her head. Will a dozen topless women beating on drums be enough to bring her back? His partner is some mustached American pretty boy who plays tennis with topless women. On my way back I saw the cook watching a TV show in what I guess was his native language that had topless women. Of the hundreds of windows that flash by, one contains a photo of a topless woman. Their place is R-rated outings with plenty of hard-hitting stuff and the occasional topless woman. 1.1 (of a place such as a bar or beach) where there are women wearing topless clothing. a topless beach 一位袒胸舞女。 Example sentencesExamples I'd say to the author of this piece, if he'll get rid of his Beatles hairdo, I'll go topless at the beach. The city, for all its topless bars, has had a troubled and often costly relationship with the First Amendment. In the past forty years, barmaids have been exposed to topless bars, and even to totally nude dancing in some pubs. South Beach is a topless beach, and there is an all nude beach a few miles up She works nights as a waitress at a topless bar, but her commute is running her down.
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