strip
🇺🇸
/strɪp/
🇬🇧
/strɪp/
noun
C1
A long, thin piece of something like paper, metal, or cloth.
Cut the paper into thin strips for the craft.
将纸剪成细条用于手工艺。
C1
A long, narrow area of land or water.
A narrow strip of land connects the two islands.
一条狭窄的陆地连接着两个岛屿。
R
The clothes worn by a sports team.
The team's new strip has bright colors.
球队的新队服颜色鲜艳。
R
Taking off clothes in a sexy way for an audience.
She did a strip on stage for the show.
她在舞台上为表演跳脱衣舞。
R
A street with many shops and restaurants.
We walked along the busy strip looking for a place to eat.
我们沿着繁华的商业街寻找吃饭的地方。
R
A set of drawings in boxes that tell a story, like in newspapers.
I read the comic strip in the newspaper every Sunday.
我每个星期天都看报纸上的连环漫画。
verb
C1
To take off clothes.
He had to strip for the medical check-up.
他必须脱衣服进行体检。
R
To take off clothes as entertainment; to do a striptease.
She decided to strip at the club to earn money.
她决定在俱乐部跳脱衣舞赚钱。
C1
To remove a layer from something.
You need to strip the old paint before repainting.
重新粉刷前需要去除旧漆。
C1
To remove everything from a place, leaving it empty.
They had to strip the room of all furniture.
他们必须清空房间里的所有家具。
R
To take apart a machine to clean or fix it.
He knows how to strip and reassemble the engine quickly.
他知道如何快速拆卸和重新组装发动机。
R
To take away someone's power, rights, or property as punishment.
The court can strip criminals of their assets.
法院可以剥夺罪犯的资产。
translation
条, 狭长地带, 队服, 脱衣舞表演, 商业街, 连环漫画
脱衣服, 表演脱衣舞, 剥离, 清空, 拆卸, 剥夺
词形变化
3rd Present
strips
Past
stripped
Perfect
stripped
Progressive
stripping
Plural
strips