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1 noun∎ there was a thin strip of light under the door il y avait un mince rai de lumière sous la porte;∎ each house had a strip of grass in front of it il y avait une bande de gazon devant chaque maison;∎ can you cut off a strip of material? pouvez-vous couper une bande de tissu?;∎ she cut the dough/material into strips elle coupa la pâte en lamelles/le tissu en bandes;∎ to tear sth into strips déchirer qch en bandes;∎ figurative to tear sb off a strip sonner les cloches à qn∎ the Strip, Sunset Strip = artère de Las Vegas où se trouvent tous les casinos∎ neon strip néon m, tube m (au) néon∎ the Liverpool strip la tenue ou les couleurs de l'équipe de Liverpool(f) (striptease) strip-tease m;∎ to do a strip faire un strip-tease(g) (cartoons) bande f dessinée, BD f∎ they were stripped to the waist ils étaient torse nu, ils étaient nus jusqu'à la ceinture;∎ to strip sb naked déshabiller qn (complètement)(b) (remove everything from → tree) dépouiller, dénuder; (→ house, room) vider; (→ door, furniture) décaper; (→ wire) dénuder;∎ to strip a tree (of its bark) écorcer un arbre;∎ the walls need to be stripped first (of wallpaper) il faut d'abord enlever ou arracher le papier peint; (of paint) il faut d'abord décaper les murs;∎ to strip a bed défaire un lit;∎ to strip a room/house vider une pièce/maison;∎ thieves have stripped the house bare les cambrioleurs ont complètement vidé la maison;∎ the windows had been stripped of their curtains on avait enlevé les rideaux des fenêtres;∎ the Christmas tree looks odd stripped of its decorations le sapin a un drôle d'air une fois qu'on lui a enlevé ses décorations;∎ the liner is to be completely stripped and refitted le paquebot doit être refait de fond en comble∎ we stripped the wallpaper from the walls nous avons arraché le papier peint des murs;∎ the birds have stripped the cherries from the trees les oiseaux ont fait des ravages dans les cerisiers;∎ the storm stripped the leaves off the trees la tempête a dépouillé les arbres de leurs feuilles;∎ the years of suffering had stripped away all pretence les années de souffrance avaient effacé toute trace d'affectation∎ to strip sb of their privileges/possessions dépouiller qn de ses privilèges/biens;∎ he was stripped of his rank/title on lui a retiré son grade/titre;∎ overcooking strips vegetables of all their nutritional value une cuisson prolongée élimine tous les éléments nutritifs des légumes(e) (dismantle → engine, gun) démonter∎ to strip to the waist se mettre torse nu(b) (do a striptease) faire un strip-tease►► British strip cartoon bande f dessinée;strip club boîte f de strip-tease;strip cropping (UNCOUNT) culture f en bande (pour limiter l'érosion);(b) Agriculture culture f en bande (pour limiter l'érosion);familiar strip joint boîte f de strip-tease□ ;British strip light néon m, tube m (au) néon;British strip lighting éclairage m fluorescent ou au néon;American strip mall = centre commercial qui longe une route;Metallurgy strip mill démouleur m; esp American strip mining extraction f à ciel ouvert;strip poker strip-poker m;strip search fouille f corporelle (la personne fouillée devant se déshabiller);strip show (spectacle m de) strip-tease m∎ to strip the walls down (remove wallpaper) arracher ou enlever le papier peint des murs; (remove paint) décaper les murs;∎ figurative the text has been stripped down to its bare essentials le texte a été réduit à l'essentiel(b) (dismantle → engine, mechanism) démonterse déshabiller;∎ he stripped down to his underpants il s'est déshabillé, ne gardant que son slip∎ to strip the leaves off a tree dépouiller un arbre de ses feuilles;∎ to strip the bark off a tree écorcer un arbrese déshabiller, se mettre nu(engine, mechanism) démonter, démanteler -
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strip [strɪp]1. nouna. bande fb. also comic strip = strip cartoond. ( = striptease) (inf) strip-tease ma. ( = remove everything from) [+ person] déshabiller ; [+ room, house] vider ; ( = take paint off) [+ furniture, door] décaperb. [+ wallpaper, decorations, old paint] enleverc. ( = deprive) [+ person, object] dépouillerse déshabiller ; [striptease artist] faire du strip-tease4. compounds[+ pretence, hypocrisy] démasquer[+ machine, engine] démonter complètement* * *[strɪp] 1.1) ( 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 m3) Sport tenue f2.transitive verb (p prés etc - pp-)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) démonterto strip somebody of — dépouiller quelqu'un de [belongings, rights]
to strip somebody of his/her rank — dégrader quelqu'un
3) ( damage) écraser le filet de [screw]3.intransitive verb (p prés etc - pp-) se déshabiller4.stripped past participle adjective [pine, wood] décapéPhrasal Verbs:••to tear somebody off a strip —
to tear a strip off somebody — (colloq) enguirlander (colloq) quelqu'un
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