strip
strɪp
strippedstripping
strip: long narrow piece of material or land
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Noun

1.
geometrylong narrow piece of material or land
  • He walked along the strip of beach.
band ribbon
2.
cartoon panelscomic strip in newspapers or magazines
  • I read the comic strip every Sunday.
cartoon strip comic strip
3.
sportsUKuniform worn by a sports teamUK
  • The team wore their new strip for the match.
kit uniform

Verb

1.
uncovertr.remove all coverings from somethingtr.
  • They had to strip the bed before washing the linens..
expose uncover
2.
clothingtr./intr.remove clothing from oneself or anothertr./intr.
  • He decided to strip before jumping into the pool.
3.
extract essencetr.extract the essential elements from somethingtr.
  • The report was stripped of all unnecessary details..
extract remove take out
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Images of strip

  • strip: long narrow piece of material or land
    long narrow piece of material or land
  • strip: comic strip in newspapers or magazines
    comic strip in newspapers or magazines
  • strip: uniform worn by a sports team
    uniform worn by a sports team
  • strip: landing area for aircraft
    landing area for aircraft
  • strip: long narrow playing area in fencing
    long narrow playing area in fencing

Expressions with strip

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remove clothing quickly
He decided to strip off his wet clothes after the rain..
remove all of one's clothing
He decided to strip down before swimming.
extract essential information
The software can strip out relevant data from the document..
remove outer parts to reveal something
The detective stripped away the layers to find the truth.
reduce to the most basic elements
They stripped the budget to the bone to cut costs.
speak to someone very angrily for doing something wrong
The coach tore a strip off the team after the loss.

Origin of strip

Old English, strypan (to strip)

Terms with strip included in their meaning

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clothing
strip of material worn around the waist
geography
line or strip marking where regions or countries meet
decoration
long narrow strip of material for decoration
decoration
decorative strip around the edge of something
removal
strip the outer layer from an animal or fruit
wound care
strip of material for wound protection
wrap injury
wrap with a strip of cloth for protection or support
clothing
fabric strip sewn into a garment to hold a belt

Examples of strip in a sentence

  • A strip of cloth was used to bind the wound.
  • The newspaper features a new strip every week.
  • She collects her favorite strip in a scrapbook.
  • The club's strip was designed by a famous artist.
  • Fans eagerly bought the new strip from the store.
  • Tourists flock to the strip for its vibrant nightlife.

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  1. French:bande, retirer, ...
  2. German:Streifen, abziehen, ...
  3. Italian:striscia, togliere, ...
  4. Spanish:franja, despojar, ...
  5. Portuguese:faixa, tirar, ...
  6. Chinese:狭长条, 剥去, ...
  7. Japanese:細長い土地, 剥がす, ...
  8. Arabic:شَريط, نَزَعَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:רְצוּעָה, לְהַפְשִׁיט, ...
  10. Russian:полоска, снимать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:смуга, розкрити, ...
  12. Hindi:पट्टी, आवरण उतारना, ...
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