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stripped

UK
/strɪpt/
US
/strɪpt/

Translations

strippedpast participle
UK
/strɪpt/
US
/strɪpt/
Functions exclusively as a past-participle adjective; not gradable in ordinary use.
The stripped rights left the citizens powerless.
Лишённые права оставили граждан беспомощными.
The stripped tree stood alone in the field.
Обнажённое дерево стояло одно в поле.
Additional translations
оголённый
раздетый
Synonyms
bare
devoid
unclothed
unadorned
exposed
undressed
naked
strip-outverb

stripped out

Past Simple

Phrasal verb.
stripverb

stripped

Past Simple

stripped
Past Simple
stripped
Past Participle
stripping
Gerund
UK
/strɪp/
US
/strɪp/
They need to strip the old paint before applying a new coat.
Им нужно снять старую краску перед нанесением нового слоя.
He had to strip down to his underwear for the medical examination.
Ему пришлось раздеться до нижнего белья для медицинского осмотра.
The court decided to strip him of his title due to misconduct.
Суд решил лишить его титула из-за проступка.
Synonyms
denude
peel
unclothe
disrobe
bare
divest
remove
take off

Definitions

strippedpast participle
Having had the covering or outer layer removed.
The stripped walls revealed the original brickwork underneath.
Lacking embellishments or unnecessary elements; simplified.
The stripped design of the room gave it a modern and minimalist feel.
Deprived of possessions, status, or rights.
The stripped title left him without any official recognition.
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.
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.
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