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单词 strip
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strip

His father would strip down motorcycle engines on the kitchen table.Those strips of land were the line between wellbeing and destitution.You apply the wax with a spatula and the strips remove hairs very efficiently.Pin and stitch the skirt strips together into a ring with flat fell seams.Next thing we stripped off completely and still sat there.In some places the countryside has become stripped of woods.Cops were called as they stripped off in a car park for an initiation ceremony.Put it over the head and tie with a long strip cut from the other blanket.Behind the buildings the land is divided into a series of narrow strips.Place two strips right side up with ends parallel to each other.None of the men was stripped of clothes and dignity. Remove two strips of zest the length of the orange.And strips of cloth had been tied around the reserve chute so that it could not be opened either. One landing strip would be retained so that wealthy patients could land and take off within reach of the city hospital.After a strip act, he lasted ten minutes before being booed off.They are a proper club with a proper strip; more teams should wear claret and blue.Their father taught them woodwork, how to write a letter and how to strip an engine.A strip of fertile land runs along the river and life here has changed little over the centuries.These strips pull out any build-up.This is done by pushing at the top with your thumbs until the pepper splits, then you can tear it into strips.When films were taken out of these machines and projected on big screens, these strips were joined together and thus editing was born.The city has more strip clubs per head than any in the US.As Sheffield is hit by the economic downturn, six men decide the only way to earn cash is to become a strip act.

In other languages
strip

British English: strip /strɪp/ NOUN
A strip of something is a long narrow piece of it.
These rugs are made with strips of fabric.
  • American English: strip
  • Arabic: شَرِيطَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: faixa
  • Chinese:
  • Croatian: traka
  • Czech: proužek
  • Danish: strimmel
  • Dutch: strook
  • European Spanish: tira
  • Finnish: suikale
  • French: bande
  • German: Streifen
  • Greek: λωρίδα
  • Italian: striscia
  • Japanese: ストリップ
  • Korean: 긴 조각
  • Norwegian: remse
  • Polish: striptiz
  • European Portuguese: faixa
  • Romanian: fâșie
  • Russian: полоска
  • Latin American Spanish: tira
  • Swedish: remsa
  • Thai: แถบ
  • Turkish: şerit
  • Ukrainian: смужка
  • Vietnamese: mảnh
British English: strip /strɪp/ VERB
If you strip, or if someone strips you, your clothes are removed from your body.
They stripped and jumped into the pool.
  • American English: strip
  • Arabic: يُجَرِّدُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: despir-se
  • Chinese: 剥去
  • Croatian: svlačiti se
  • Czech: svléci (se)
  • Danish: tage tøjet af
  • Dutch: uitkleden (zich)
  • European Spanish: desnudarse
  • Finnish: riisua
  • French: se déshabiller
  • German: ausziehen Kleidung
  • Greek: απογυμνώνω
  • Italian: spogliare
  • Japanese: はぐ
  • Korean: 벗기다
  • Norwegian: ta av
  • Polish: rozebrać się
  • European Portuguese: despir-se
  • Romanian: a dezbrăca
  • Russian: раздевать(ся)
  • Latin American Spanish: quitarse la ropa
  • Swedish: strippa
  • Thai: แก้ผ้า
  • Turkish: soyunmak
  • Ukrainian: роздягати(ся)
  • Vietnamese: thoát y

All related terms of 'strip'

Chinese translation of 'strip'

strip

(strɪp)

n (c)

  1. [of paper, cloth] 狭(狹)条(條) (xiátiáo) (条(條), tiáo)
  2. [of metal, wood] 条(條) (tiáo)
  3. [of land, water] 带(帶)状(狀) (dàizhuàng)
  4. (Sport, = team colours) 彩条(條)球衣 (cǎitiáo qiúyī)
  5. (US, = comic strip) 连(連)环(環)画(畫) (liánhuánhuà)

vt

  1. (= undress) 脱(脫)光 ... 的衣服 (tuōguāng ... de yīfu)
  2. [bed] 取下 (qǔxià)
  3. [paint] 刮去 (guāqù)
  4. [engine, machine] 拆开(開) (chāikāi)
  5. to strip sb of [property, rights, title] 剥(剝)夺(奪)某人的 (bōduó mǒurén de)

vi

  1. (= undress) 脱(脫)光衣服 (tuōguāng yīfu)
  2. (as entertainer) 表演脱(脫)衣舞 (biǎoyǎn tuōyīwǔ)

All related terms of 'strip'

(verb) 
Definition
to undress completely
We stripped down to our swimming costumes.
Synonyms
undress
She went out, leaving Rachel to undress and have her shower.
disrobe
I stood up and began to disrobe.
expose yourself
take your clothes off
unclothe
uncover yourself
(verb) 
Definition
to remove (paint) from (a surface or furniture)
The floorboards have been stripped and sanded.
Synonyms
peel
I sat down and began peeling potatoes.
clean
clear
Firefighters were still clearing rubble from the scene.
rub
Smear cream on to prevent it from rubbing.
shave
I set the log on the ground and shaved off the bark.
scrape
She stumbled and fell, scraping her palms and knees.
abrade
The rough rock had abraded her skin.
(verb) 
Definition
to dismantle (an engine or a mechanism) into individual parts
They stripped the car.
Synonyms
dismantle
He asked for immediate help to dismantle the warheads.
take apart
disassemble
He disassembled the cabin and packed it away.
take to pieces
take to bits
(verb) 
Definition
to take something away from (someone)
The government is slowly stripping us of our rights.
Synonyms
plunder
They plundered and burned the town.
rob
A man who tried to rob a bank was sentenced yesterday.
loot
Gangs began breaking windows and looting shops.
empty
sack
Imperial troops sacked the French ambassador's residence in Rome.
deprive
They've been deprived of the fuel necessary to heat their homes.
ransack
Demonstrators ransacked and burned the house where he was staying.
pillage
Soldiers went on a rampage, pillaging stores and shooting.
divest
the formalities of divesting her of her coat
denude
villages denuded of young people
(noun) 
Definition
a long narrow piece of something
Serve with strips of fresh raw vegetables.
Synonyms
piece
a piece of wood
Another piece of cake?
shred
Cut the cabbage into fine long shreds.
bit
crumpled bits of paper
band
She was wearing a trouser suit and a band around her forehead.
slip
little slips of paper
belt
a belt of trees
tongue
ribbon
fillet
swathe
(noun) 
a short boat ride across a narrow strip of water
Synonyms
stretch
It's a very dangerous stretch of road.
area
the large number of community groups in the area
tract
A vast tract of land is ready for development.
expanse
a vast expanse of grassland
extent
The full extent of the losses was revealed yesterday.
(noun) 
a busy commercial strip in North Dallas
Synonyms
street
a small, quaint town with narrow streets
road
There was very little traffic on the roads.
avenue
It is set in landscaped grounds at the end of a tree-lined avenue.
row
lane
a quiet country lane
terrace
boulevard
The boulevard is lined by parking spaces.
roadway
thoroughfare
a busy thoroughfare

idiom

See tear someone off a strip

Additional synonyms

in the sense of abrade
The rough rock had abraded her skin.
Synonyms
scrape,
grind,
skin,
file,
scratch,
erode,
graze,
erase,
scour,
wear off,
rub off,
wear down,
scuff,
wear away,
scrape away,
scrape out
in the sense of area
Definition
a section, part, or region
the large number of community groups in the area
Synonyms
region,
land,
quarter,
division,
sector,
district,
stretch,
territory,
zone,
plot,
province,
patch,
neighbourhood,
sphere,
turf (slang),
realm,
domain,
tract,
locality,
neck of the woods (informal)
in the sense of avenue
Definition
a wide street
It is set in landscaped grounds at the end of a tree-lined avenue.
Synonyms
street,
way,
course,
drive,
road,
pass,
approach,
channel,
access,
entry,
route,
path,
passage,
entrance,
alley,
pathway,
boulevard,
driveway,
thoroughfare

Synonyms of 'strip'

strip

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of band
Definition
a strip of fabric used as an ornament or to reinforce clothing
She was wearing a trouser suit and a band around her forehead.
Synonyms
headband,
tie,
strip,
ribbon,
fillet
in the sense of belt
Definition
an area where a specific thing is found
a belt of trees
Synonyms
zone,
area,
region,
section,
sector,
district,
stretch,
strip,
layer,
patch,
portion,
tract
in the sense of bit
Definition
a small piece, portion, or quantity
crumpled bits of paper
Synonyms
piece,
scrap,
small piece
in the sense of boulevard
Definition
a wide usually tree-lined road in a city
The boulevard is lined by parking spaces.
Synonyms
avenue,
street,
route,
way,
lane,
highway,
motorway,
roadway,
thoroughfare
in the sense of clear
Definition
to free from impurity or blemish
Firefighters were still clearing rubble from the scene.
Synonyms
remove,
clean,
wipe,
cleanse,
tidy (up),
sweep away
in the sense of denude
Definition
to make bare
villages denuded of young people
Synonyms
deprive,
strip,
rob,
dispossess,
divest,
expropriate,
despoil (formal),
bereave
in the sense of deprive
They've been deprived of the fuel necessary to heat their homes.
Synonyms
dispossess,
rob,
strip,
divest,
expropriate,
despoil (formal),
bereave
in the sense of disassemble
He disassembled the cabin and packed it away.
Synonyms
take apart,
strike,
dismantle,
knock down,
take down,
dismount,
deconstruct
in the sense of disrobe
Definition
to undress
I stood up and began to disrobe.
Synonyms
undress,
strip,
take off your clothes,
remove your clothes,
shed your clothes,
bare yourself,
divest yourself of your clothes,
unclothe yourself,
uncover yourself
in the sense of divest
Definition
to strip (of clothes)
the formalities of divesting her of her coat
Synonyms
strip,
remove,
take off,
undress,
denude,
disrobe,
unclothe

Additional synonyms

in the sense of expanse
Definition
an uninterrupted wide area
a vast expanse of grassland
Synonyms
area,
range,
field,
space,
stretch,
sweep,
extent,
plain,
tract,
breadth
in the sense of extent
Definition
the degree or amount to which something applies
The full extent of the losses was revealed yesterday.
Synonyms
magnitude,
amount,
degree,
scale,
level,
measure,
stretch,
quantity,
bulk,
duration,
expanse,
amplitude
in the sense of lane
Definition
a narrow road, esp. in the country
a quiet country lane
Synonyms
road,
street,
track,
path,
strip,
way,
passage,
trail,
pathway,
footpath,
passageway,
thoroughfare
in the sense of loot
Definition
to steal (money or goods) during war or riots
Gangs began breaking windows and looting shops.
Synonyms
plunder,
rob,
raid,
sack,
rifle,
ravage,
ransack,
pillage,
despoil (formal)
in the sense of pillage
Definition
to steal property violently, often in war
Soldiers went on a rampage, pillaging stores and shooting.
Synonyms
plunder,
strip,
sack,
rob,
raid,
spoil (archaic),
rifle,
loot,
ravage,
ransack,
despoil (formal),
maraud,
reive (dialect),
depredate (rare),
freeboot,
spoliate
in the sense of ransack
Definition
to plunder or pillage
Demonstrators ransacked and burned the house where he was staying.
Synonyms
plunder,
raid,
loot,
pillage,
strip,
sack,
gut,
rifle,
ravage,
despoil (formal)
in the sense of road
Definition
a street
There was very little traffic on the roads.
Synonyms
roadway,
street,
highway,
motorway,
track,
direction,
route,
path,
lane,
avenue,
artery,
pathway,
carriageway,
thoroughfare,
course,
ice road (Canadian)
in the sense of rob
A man who tried to rob a bank was sentenced yesterday.
Synonyms
raid,
hold up,
break into,
sack,
loot,
plunder,
burgle,
ransack,
pillage
in the sense of rub
Definition
to chafe or fray through rubbing
Smear cream on to prevent it from rubbing.
Synonyms
chafe,
scrape,
grate,
abrade,
fray
in the sense of sack
Definition
to plunder and partially destroy (a town or city)
Imperial troops sacked the French ambassador's residence in Rome.
Synonyms
plunder,
loot,
pillage,
destroy,
strip,
rob,
raid,
ruin,
devastate,
spoil,
rifle,
demolish,
ravage,
lay waste,
despoil (formal),
maraud,
depredate (rare)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of scrape
Definition
to injure or damage by scraping
She stumbled and fell, scraping her palms and knees.
Synonyms
graze,
skin,
scratch,
bark,
scuff,
rub,
abrade
in the sense of shave
Definition
to remove thin slices from (wood or other material) with a sharp cutting tool
I set the log on the ground and shaved off the bark.
Synonyms
scrape,
plane,
trim,
shear,
whittle,
pare
in the sense of shred
Definition
a long narrow piece torn off something
Cut the cabbage into fine long shreds.
Synonyms
strip,
bit,
piece,
scrap,
fragment,
rag,
ribbon,
snippet,
sliver,
tatter
in the sense of slip
Definition
a small piece of paper
little slips of paper
Synonyms
strip,
piece,
scrap,
sliver,
sheet
in the sense of thoroughfare
Definition
a way through from one place to another
a busy thoroughfare
Synonyms
road,
way,
street,
highway,
roadway,
passageway,
avenue
in the sense of tract
Definition
a large area, esp. of land
A vast tract of land is ready for development.
Synonyms
area,
lot,
region,
estate (British),
district,
stretch,
quarter,
territory,
extent,
zone,
plot,
expanse
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