strip

strip
strip [strɪp]
1. noun
   a. bande f
• to tear sb off a strip (inf!) sonner les cloches à qn (inf)
   b. also comic strip = strip cartoon
   c. (British Football) ( = clothes) tenue f
• the England strip la tenue de l'équipe d'Angleterre
   d. ( = striptease) (inf) strip-tease m
2. transitive verb
   a. ( = remove everything from) [+ person] déshabiller ; [+ room, house] vider ; ( = take paint off) [+ furniture, door] décaper
• to strip a bed défaire un lit complètement
• to strip the walls arracher le papier peint
• stripped pine pin m décapé
• to be stripped to the waist être torse nu
   b. [+ wallpaper, decorations, old paint] enlever
   c. ( = deprive) [+ person, object] dépouiller
• to strip a tree of its bark écorcer un arbre
• to strip sb of his rank dégrader qn
3. intransitive verb
se déshabiller ; [striptease artist] faire du strip-tease
• to strip naked se mettre nu
4. compounds
► strip cartoon noun (British) bande f dessinée
► strip club, strip joint (US) noun boîte f de striptease
► strip light noun néon m
► strip lighting noun (British) éclairage m au néon
► strip-search noun fouille f corporelle
► strip show noun strip-tease m
► strip away separable transitive verb
[+ pretence, hypocrisy] démasquer
► strip down
1. intransitive verb
se déshabiller complètement
2. separable transitive verb
[+ machine, engine] démonter complètement
► strip off intransitive verb se déshabiller complètement
* * *
[strɪp] 1.
noun
1) (narrow piece) bande f (of de)

a strip of garden/beach — un jardin/une plage tout/-e en longueur

centre GB ou median US strip — terre-plein m central

2) (striptease) strip-tease m
3) Sport tenue f
2.
transitive verb (p prés etc -pp-)
1) (also strip off) (remove) enlever [clothes, paint]

to strip something from ou off something — enlever or arracher quelque chose de quelque chose

2) (remove everything from) déshabiller [person]; vider [house, room]; dépouiller [tree, plant]; défaire [bed]; (remove paint from) décaper; (dismantle) démonter

to strip somebody of — dépouiller quelqu'un de [belongings, rights]

to strip somebody of his/her rank — dégrader quelqu'un

he was stripped of his title — on lui a retiré son titre

3) (damage) écraser le filet de [screw]
3.
intransitive verb (p prés etc -pp-) se déshabiller
4.
stripped past participle adjective [pine, wood] décapé
Phrasal Verbs:
••

to tear somebody off a strip —

to tear a strip off somebody — (colloq) enguirlander (colloq) quelqu'un


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