Strip: meaning, definitions and examples
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strip
[ strɪp ]
clothing
A long narrow piece of cloth, paper, plastic, or some other material.
Synonyms
Examples of usage
- She wore a striped silk dress.
- He pulled off the Velcro strip on the bandage.
remove
Remove all coverings from something.
Synonyms
peel off, remove, take off
Examples of usage
- She stripped off her wet clothes.
- He stripped the bed of its sheets.
Translations
Translations of the word "strip" in other languages:
🇵🇹 tirar
- despir
- remover
- faixa
🇮🇳 पट्टी
- पट्टी हटाना
- छीनना
- कपड़े उतारना
🇩🇪 streifen
- entkleiden
- entfernen
- Streifen
🇮🇩 mengupas
- menanggalkan
- melepaskan
- strip
🇺🇦 смуга
- знімати
- роздягатися
- стрічка
🇵🇱 pasek
- zdejmować
- rozbierać się
- pas
🇯🇵 ストリップ
- 剥ぐ
- 脱ぐ
- 帯
🇫🇷 enlever
- déshabiller
- bande
- strip
🇪🇸 tirar
- desnudarse
- remover
- tira
🇹🇷 şerit
- çıkarmak
- soymak
- bant
🇰🇷 스트립
- 벗기다
- 제거하다
- 띠
🇸🇦 شريط
- خلع
- إزالة
- شريط
🇨🇿 pruh
- svlékat
- odstranit
- pás
🇸🇰 prúžok
- vyzliecť
- odstrániť
- pás
🇨🇳 条
- 脱掉
- 移除
- 带
🇸🇮 trak
- sleči
- odstraniti
- trak
🇮🇸 strimla
- klæða af
- fjarlægja
- rönd
🇰🇿 жолақ
- шешу
- алып тастау
- жолақ
🇬🇪 ზოლი
- გაიხადოს
- მოაშოროს
- ზოლი
🇦🇿 şerit
- soyunmaq
- çıxarmaq
- zolaq
🇲🇽 tirar
- desnudarse
- remover
- tira
Etymology
The word 'strip' originated in Middle English from the Old English word 'strypan', meaning to 'strip off, plunder'. Over time, the meaning evolved to include removing coverings or layers. In the 17th century, 'strip' also acquired the meaning of a long narrow piece of material, leading to its modern usage in clothing and other contexts.
See also: outstrip, outstripping, striped, stripped, stripper, stripping, strips, stripy.