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strip

UK
/strɪp/
US
/strɪp/

Übersetzungen

stripsubstantiv
strips
Pl.
UK
/strɪp/
US
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He went to a club to watch a strip show.
Он пошёл в клуб, чтобы посмотреть стриптиз.
The road was marked with a yellow strip.
Дорога была размечена жёлтой полосой.
She tied the gift with a red strip.
Она завязала подарок красной лентой.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
жила
отрезок
Synonyme
slip
ribbon
tape
streak
band
stripverb
stripped
Präteritum
stripped
Partizip Perfekt
stripping
Gerundium
UK
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US
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They need to strip the old paint before applying a new coat.
Им нужно снять старую краску перед нанесением нового слоя.
The court decided to strip him of his title due to misconduct.
Суд решил лишить его титула из-за проступка.
He had to strip down to his underwear for the medical examination.
Ему пришлось раздеться до нижнего белья для медицинского осмотра.
Synonyme
bare
denude
divest
remove
take off
peel
unclothe
disrobe
stripadjektiv
UK
/strɪp/
US
/strɪp/
Used almost exclusively attributively before nouns (e.g., strip mall, strip mining).
Synonyme
bare
naked
exposed
uncovered
undressed
denuded
unclad
bald
raw
plain
unadorned
stripped
strip-outverb

strip out

Phrasal verb.

Definitionen

stripsubstantiv
A long, narrow piece of material or land.
He cut a strip of paper to use as a bookmark.
A comic strip, a series of drawings that tell a story.
She reads the comic strip in the newspaper every Sunday.
A strip of cloth or other material used for binding or tying.
The nurse used a strip of gauze to bandage the wound.
A sequence of images or frames, often used in film or photography.
The film editor reviewed the strip of footage to select the best scenes.
A long, busy stretch of road or land lined with shops, restaurants, or entertainment venues, especially one famous for nightlife and tourism.
They booked a hotel right on the Strip so they could walk to the casinos.
The distinctive uniform or kit worn by a sports team.
The team unveiled their new away strip for the upcoming season.
A runway or landing area for aircraft, especially a small or unimproved one.
The pilot managed to land the bush plane on a narrow dirt strip.
stripverb
To remove all coverings or layers from something.
He stripped the old paint from the walls before applying a new coat.
To remove clothing or accessories from oneself or another.
She stripped off her wet clothes after coming in from the rain.
To deprive someone of rank, power, or property.
The committee decided to strip him of his title due to misconduct.
To remove parts or components from something, often to use them elsewhere.
They stripped the car for parts after it was deemed unrepairable.
To perform a striptease.
The dancer stripped to entertain the audience at the club.
stripadjektiv
Made of, formed into, or resembling long, narrow pieces.
Strip flooring gives the room a clean, modern look.
Situated on or relating to a commercial or entertainment strip.
Strip malls dominate the suburban landscape outside the city.
strip-outverb
To remove unwanted parts, contents, fittings, or material from something, especially a building, text, or system.
Workers stripped out the old wiring before the refurbishment.
To take out or eliminate something from a text, design, program, or other created work.
The editor stripped out several redundant passages.
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