英语词汇“strip”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

stripverb

uk/strɪp/us/strɪp/-pp-

strip verb (REMOVE COVER)

[ T ] to remove, pull, or tear the covering or outer layer from something:

Because of the pollution, the trees are almost completely stripped of bark.

The paintwork was so bad that we decided to strip off all the paint and start again.

[ + adj ] During the summer months, the sheep strip the mountains bare.

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Removing and getting rid of things

abandon
banish
be scattered to the four winds idiom
bin
cast sb/sth aside/away/off
flay
fling sth/sb out
flush
flush sth out
fly-tipping
free sb from/of sth
pension
scrap
shuffle
throw sth away/out
throw the baby out with the bathwater idiom
toss sth aside
toss sth out
turf sth out
weed

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strip verb (REMOVE CLOTHING)

[ I or T ] UK also strip off [ I ] to remove your clothing, or to remove all the clothing of someone else:

The men were ordered to strip.

UK Suddenly he stripped off and ran into the sea.

[ + adj ] He had been stripped naked, beaten and robbed.

[ I ] to remove your clothing as an entertainment:

She stripped to pay her way through college.

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Not wearing or removing clothes

altogether
bare
barefoot
bareheaded
birthday
buff
commando
fling
in shirtsleeves idiom
in the buff idiom
in the raw idiom
in your birthday suit idiom
in your stocking(ed) feet idiom
shirtsleeve
shuck
shuck sth off
slip
slip out of sth
streaker
throw sth off

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strip verb (REMOVE PARTS)

[ T ] to remove parts of a machine, vehicle, or engine in order to clean or repair it:

I've decided to strip down my motorbike and rebuild it.

[ T ] mainly US to remove the parts of a car, etc. in order to sell them

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Engineering - mechanical

-engined
artificer
automatic
automatically
automative
hydraulic
idle
internal combustion engine
mechanic
mechanical
mechanically
octane
octane number
outboard motor
tick
tick over
torque
tune
vane
wheelbase

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Removing and getting rid of things

Phrasal verb(s)

strip sth away

strip sth off

strip (down) to sth

strip sb of sth

strip sth out

stripnoun

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strip noun (PIECE)

C1 [ C ] a long, flat, narrow piece:

a narrow strip of land

He didn't have a bandage, so he ripped up his shirt into thin strips.

Protect the magnetic strip on your credit card from scratches, heat, or other damage.

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Bands, straps and strips

band
bar
belt
binding
blindfold
collar
dog collar
duct tape
gag
masking tape
raffia
ribbon
rubber band
Scotch tape
stripe
sweatband
tape
thong
webbing
wristband

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strip noun (CLOTHING)

[ C usually singular ] UK the clothing worn by a football team that has the team's colours on it:

The team will be wearing its new strip at next Saturday's match.

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Football/soccer

18-yard box
2 3 5
4 3 2 1
4 4 2
4 5 1
crossbar
feint
footballing
futsal
game 39
game ball
ghost goal
give-and-go
relegation
Roy of the Rovers stuff
scissor kick
seal dribble
shin guard
shin pad
stoppage

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Sportswear & swimwear

strip noun (REMOVE CLOTHING)

[ S ] UK an entertainment in which the performer removes all his or her clothing:

He jumped up on the table and started to do a strip.

Synonym

striptease

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Not wearing or removing clothes

altogether
bare
barefoot
bareheaded
birthday
buff
commando
fling
in shirtsleeves idiom
in the buff idiom
in the raw idiom
in your birthday suit idiom
in your stocking(ed) feet idiom
shirtsleeve
shuck
shuck sth off
slip
slip out of sth
streaker
throw sth off

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Spectacles & performances

单词	strip
释义	Contents verb (3) strip (REMOVE COVER) strip (REMOVE CLOTHING) strip (REMOVE PARTS) noun (3) strip (PIECE) strip (CLOTHING) strip (REMOVE CLOTHING) Contents verb (2) strip (REMOVE COVERING) strip (REMOVE CLOTHING) noun (2) strip (PIECE) strip (REMOVAL OF CLOTHING) Contents verb (2) strip (1) strip (2) noun (1) strip (1) English American Business stripverb uk/strɪp/us/strɪp/-pp- strip verb (REMOVE COVER) [ T ] to remove, pull, or tear the covering or outer layer from something: Because of the pollution, the trees are almost completely stripped of bark. The paintwork was so bad that we decided to strip off all the paint and start again. [ + adj ] During the summer months, the sheep strip the mountains bare. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Removing and getting rid of things abandon banish be scattered to the four winds idiom bin *cast sb/sth* aside/away/off flay fling sth/sb out flush flush sth out fly-tipping** free sb from/of sth pension scrap shuffle *throw sth* away/out throw the baby out with the bathwater idiom toss sth aside toss sth out turf sth out weed See more results » strip verb (REMOVE CLOTHING) [ I or T ] UK also strip off [ I ] to remove your clothing, or to remove all the clothing of someone else: The men were ordered to strip. UK Suddenly he stripped off and ran into the sea. [ + adj ] He had been stripped naked, beaten and robbed. [ I ] to remove your clothing as an entertainment: She stripped to pay her way through college. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Not wearing or removing clothes altogether bare barefoot bareheaded birthday buff commando fling in shirtsleeves idiom in the buff idiom in the raw idiom in your birthday suit idiom in your stocking(ed) feet idiom shirtsleeve shuck shuck sth off slip** slip out of sth streaker *throw sth* off See more results » strip verb (REMOVE PARTS) [ T ] to remove parts of a machine, vehicle, or engine in order to clean or repair it: I've decided to strip down my motorbike and rebuild it. [ T ] mainly US to remove the parts of a car, etc. in order to sell them Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Engineering - mechanical -engined artificer automatic automatically automative hydraulic idle internal combustion engine mechanic mechanical mechanically octane octane number outboard motor tick tick over torque tune vane wheelbase See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Removing and getting rid of things Phrasal verb(s) strip sth away strip sth off strip (down) to sth strip sb of sth strip sth out stripnoun uk/strɪp/us/strɪp/ strip noun (PIECE) C1 [ C ] a long, flat, narrow piece: a narrow strip of land He didn't have a bandage, so he ripped up his shirt into thin strips. Protect the magnetic strip on your credit card from scratches, heat, or other damage. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Bands, straps and strips band bar belt binding blindfold collar dog collar duct tape gag masking tape raffia ribbon rubber band Scotch tape stripe sweatband tape thong webbing wristband See more results » strip noun (CLOTHING) [ C usually singular ] UK the clothing worn by a football team that has the team's colours on it: The team will be wearing its new strip at next Saturday's match. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Football/soccer 18-yard box 2 3 5 4 3 2 1 4 4 2 4 5 1 crossbar feint footballing futsal game 39 game ball ghost goal give-and-go relegation Roy of the Rovers stuff scissor kick seal dribble shin guard shin pad stoppage See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Sportswear & swimwear strip noun (REMOVE CLOTHING) [ S ] UK an entertainment in which the performer removes all his or her clothing: He jumped up on the table and started to do a strip. Synonym striptease Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Not wearing or removing clothes altogether bare barefoot bareheaded birthday buff commando fling in shirtsleeves idiom in the buff idiom in the raw idiom in your birthday suit idiom in your stocking(ed) feet idiom shirtsleeve shuck shuck sth off slip** slip out of sth streaker *throw sth* off See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Spectacles & performances stripverb us/strɪp/-pp- strip verb (REMOVE COVERING) [ T ] to remove, pull, or tear the covering or outer layer from something: I have this cabinet that had about eight layers of paint on it, and I stripped it down to refinish it. [ T ] If you strip someone of something, you remove it from that person: Canada wants to strip Luitjens, a retired University of British Columbia botany instructor, of his citizenship. strip verb (REMOVE CLOTHING) [ I/T ] to remove your clothes, or to remove the clothes from someone else: [ M ] It was so hot that we stripped off our shirts. [ I ] We were told to strip to the waist (= remove our clothes above the waist). [ I ] The nurse told me to strip down to my underwear (= remove all of my clothes except my underwear). stripnoun us/strɪp/ strip noun (PIECE) [ C ] a long, flat, narrow piece: a strip of land He didn’t have a bandage, so he ripped up his shirt into thin strips. To prolong the working life of your credit card, keep the magnetic strip protected from scratches, heat, and moisture. strip noun (REMOVAL OF CLOTHING) [ U ] the act of removing your clothes, esp. as an entertainment: I jumped on the table and started to do a strip. stripverb [ T ] uk/strɪp/us-pp- FINANCE to remove the interest payments from a bond and sell them separately from the original bond: Certain of these securities may have variable interest rates and others may be stripped. also strip sth down to separate a machine or piece of equipment into separate parts in order to clean or repair it: Apprentices are taught how to strip and repair machinery. See also asset-stripping Phrasal verb(s) strip sth away strip (sth) down strip sth down strip sth from sb/sth strip sb/sth of sth strip sth off (sth) strip sth out stripnoun [ C ] uk/strɪp/usalso strip mall US COMMERCE a row of stores and small businesses built together along the side of a main road: commercial/retail strips See also** magnetic strip
随便看	a turn-up for the book(s) a turn-up for the books a united front a walk in the park a walking disaster, encyclopedia a walking disaster, encyclopedia, etc. a watch out a week ago a week ago (this) a week ago this a week from a wet weekend a whale of a a whale of a a whiff of sth a while a whole heap of sth a whole lot a whole new ballgame a wolf in sheep's clothing a wolf in sheeps clothing a world of difference a yawn A's a's

stripverb

strip verb (REMOVE COVER)

strip verb (REMOVE CLOTHING)

strip verb (REMOVE PARTS)

Phrasal verb(s)

stripnoun

strip noun (PIECE)

strip noun (CLOTHING)

strip noun (REMOVE CLOTHING)

stripverb

strip verb (REMOVE COVERING)

strip verb (REMOVE CLOTHING)

stripnoun

strip noun (PIECE)

strip noun (REMOVAL OF CLOTHING)

stripverb [ T ]

Phrasal verb(s)

stripnoun [ C ]