Rechercher
to strip
01
se déshabiller
to remove one's own clothes
Intransitive
02
déshabiller, se déshabiller
to take off someone else's clothes
Transitive: to strip sb
03
enlever, décaper
to remove something of a covering, coating, or layer
Transitive: to strip a surface | to strip a covering or layer from sth
04
démanteler, déposséder
to take away someone's possessions or assets
Ditransitive: to strip sb of a possession
05
décaper, décoller
to remove the insulation or protective covering from wire
Transitive: to strip a wire
06
traire, traire complètement
to thoroughly milk a cow to extract all the available milk
Transitive: to strip a cow
07
extraire, dépouiller
to separate or remove specific substances or elements from a mixture
Transitive: to strip a substance from a mixture
08
détériorer, abîmer
to damage the threads or teeth of screws, gearwheels, or other mechanical components
Transitive: to strip a screw
09
dépouiller, écarter
to remove the cured leaves from the stalks of the tobacco plant
Transitive: to strip cured tobacco leaves
10
vider, débarrasser
to clear out or empty a space of its contents
Transitive: to strip a space of contents
Strip
01
bande
a series of cartoons in boxes that narrate a story, usually published in a newspaper
02
bande, lamelle
a relatively long narrow piece of something
03
bande, strip
artifact consisting of a narrow flat piece of material
04
piste, bande d'atterrissage
an airfield without normal airport facilities
05
strip-tease, déshabillage
a form of erotic entertainment in which a dancer gradually undresses to music
06
languette, bande
thin piece of wood or metal
strip
v
striped
adj
striped
adj
striper
n
striper
n
striping
n
striping
n
Exemple
As the temperature rose, people on the beach started to strip and relax in the sun.
Feeling the warmth of the sun, she decided to strip and enjoy the beach in her swimsuit.
After the workout, he wanted to cool down, so he began to strip and change into fresh clothes.
The dancer gracefully stripped, revealing a sequence of colorful and elaborate costumes.
Economic hardships can strip individuals of their savings and financial security.
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