英语词组strip off是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

strip off

strips, stripping, stripped

strip off (sth) or strip (sth) off

to remove a piece of clothing or all the clothes that you are wearing

She stripped off and stepped into the shower.It was so hot that he stripped off his shirt.

strip off

To remove some outer layer, coating, or covering from someone or something, especially in a rough or forceful manner. A noun or pronoun can be used between "strip" and "off." The incredible winds stripped a bunch of tiles off our roof last night. I stripped off his clothes and hurried him into the shower before the chemicals burned his body. You'll need a sandblaster to strip the graffiti off the wall.

strip something off (of) someone or something

and strip something off

to tear something from someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) The paramedic stripped the shirt off the burn victim and began to treat her burns. The medic stripped off the patient's shirt.

strip off

1. To remove some clothing or outer layer: When the students got to the beach, they stripped off their uniforms and headed for the water. I stripped the blankets off the bed.

2. To remove some exterior coating, as of paint or varnish: I bought a strong cleanser to strip off the grime from the stove. You'll have to strip the old paint off before you repaint that wall.

词组	strip off
释义	Phr V strip off strips, stripping, stripped strip off (sth) or strip (sth) off to remove a piece of clothing or all the clothes that you are wearing She stripped off and stepped into the shower.It was so hot that he stripped off his shirt. phrasestrip off1. strip off sth • *strip sth* off • strip off** to quickly take off clothes that you are wearing or that someone else is wearing: Boris loosened his tie, and stripped off his clothes, and a moment later, he was in the pool beside her. She stripped off his shirt and started kissing his chest.strip off (=take off all your clothes) Jack stripped off and jumped into the shower.2. strip off sth • *strip sth* off to remove the surface of something or remove a layer of something that is covering a surface: Strip off all the old wallpaper and repair any holes in the plaster.■ SIMILAR TO: strip away strip off To remove some outer layer, coating, or covering from someone or something, especially in a rough or forceful manner. A noun or pronoun can be used between "strip" and "off." The incredible winds stripped a bunch of tiles off our roof last night. I stripped off his clothes and hurried him into the shower before the chemicals burned his body. You'll need a sandblaster to strip the graffiti off the wall. strip something off (of) someone or something and strip something off** to tear something from someone or something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) The paramedic stripped the shirt off the burn victim and began to treat her burns. The medic stripped off the patient's shirt. strip off v. 1. To remove some clothing or outer layer: When the students got to the beach, they stripped off their uniforms and headed for the water. I stripped the blankets off the bed. 2. To remove some exterior coating, as of paint or varnish: I bought a strong cleanser to strip off the grime from the stove. You'll have to strip the old paint off before you repaint that wall.
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