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nude

Does NOT mean nudo

It means naked / unclothed

Written by Bryan López, English teacher · Updated September 2026

What it's NOT

nude does NOT translate to nudo.

To say "nudo" in English, use knot.

What it IS

nude means naked / unclothed.

Why it's confused

Spanish "nudo" is the tie formed when you knot a rope. English "nude" is the state of being unclothed. A knot in English is "knot."

How it's pronounced

nudeNIÚD

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Examples of correct use

English

The painting shows a nude figure.

Spanish

El cuadro muestra una figura desnuda.

English

She wore a nude-colored dress.

Spanish

Llevaba un vestido color piel.

A trick to remember it

Nude = naked (or a skin-tone color). A rope knot (Spanish "nudo") = knot.

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Frequently asked questions

What does "nude" mean in English?

"Nude" means "naked / unclothed". It looks a lot like "nudo", which is exactly why it gets confused, but they don't mean the same thing.

How do you say "nudo" in English?

To say "nudo" in English, use "knot". If you use "nude" instead, you would actually be saying "naked / unclothed".

Do "nude" and "nudo" mean the same thing?

Spanish "nudo" is the tie formed when you knot a rope. English "nude" is the state of being unclothed. A knot in English is "knot."

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