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How to Use "Strip" with Example Sentences
strip
(v):
to take clothes off; to remove something
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Used with adverbs:
"
He
stripped
completely
down to his underwear.
"
(completely)
"
The prisoners were
stripped
down
to their waist.
"
(down)
"
He tried to
strip
off
the peeling paint.
"
(off, away)
Used with prepositions:
"
We
stripped
off
our clothes and jumped in the lake.
"
(off)
"
The bark was
stripped
from
the tree by a squirrel.
"
(from)
"
The athlete was
stripped
of
his medals after admitting to using drugs.
"
(of)
strip
(n):
a long, narrow piece; the act of taking clothes off
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Used with adjectives:
"
She told the children to cut the paper into
thick
strips
.
"
(thick, thin, long, wide, tiny, narrow)
"
The
magnetic
strip
on my credit card is damaged.
"
(magnetic)
"
He wanted to have
chicken
strips
for dinner.
"
(chicken, steak)
"
The airplane missed the
landing
strip
.
"
(landing)
Used with nouns:
"
His friends took him to a
strip
bar
.
"
(bar, club, joint, show)
"
The police did a
strip
search
on him.
"
(search)
"
Have you ever played
strip
poker
.
"
(poker)
Used with prepositions:
"
She used narrow
strips
of
tissue paper for decoration.
"
(of)
"
She told me to cut the paper
into
thin
strips
.
"
(into)
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