Strip
//stɹɪp//
Translations of "strip" (54 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Albanian | rrip(long, thin piece of land or material) | — | |
| Ancient Greek | γυμνόω(to take off clothing) | gumnóō | |
| Arabic | خَطّ(long, thin piece of land or material), شَرِيط(long, thin piece of land or material), قِطَاع(long, thin piece of land or material) | ḵaṭṭ, šarīṭ, qiṭāʕ | |
| Aramaic | ܫܠܚ(to take off clothing) | šlaħ | |
| Armenian | պլոկել(to remove or take away) | plokel | |
| Azerbaijani | zol(long, thin piece of land or material), zolaq(long, thin piece of land or material) | — | |
| Bashkir | һыҙат(long, thin piece of land or material), һыҙыҡ(long, thin piece of land or material) | hıźat, hıźıq | |
| Bulgarian | ивица(long, thin piece of land or material), корито(mining: trough for washing ore), писта(short for landing strip — see also landing strip), полоса(long, thin piece of land or material), стриптийз(short for striptease — see also striptease), издоя(to draw out the last of the milk), издоявам(to draw out the last of the milk), изтегля(bridge: to remove all cards of a particular suit from another player), изтеглям(bridge: to remove all cards of a particular suit from another player), обезцветя(to remove color from), обезцветявам(to remove color from), обелвам(to remove or take away), обеля(to remove or take away), оголвам(to remove or take away), оголвам(to remove the insulation from a cable), оголя(to remove or take away), оголя(to remove the insulation from a cable), ограбвам(to take away, to plunder), ограбя(to take away, to plunder), отнема(to take away, to plunder), отнемам(to take away, to plunder), правя стриптийз(to do a striptease), сваля(to remove or take away), свалям(to remove or take away), съблека(to take off clothing), събличам(to take off clothing) | ivica, korito, pista, polosa, striptijz, izdoja, izdojavam, izteglja, iztegljam, obezcvetja, obezcvetjavam, obelvam, obelja, ogolvam, ogolvam, ogolja, ogolja, ograbvam, ograbja, otnema, otnemam, pravja striptijz, svalja, svaljam, sǎbleka, sǎbličam | |
| Chinese Cantonese | 剝衫 /剥衫(to take off clothing) | mok¹ saam¹ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 條 /条(long, thin piece of land or material), 豁口(to remove thread or teeth) | tiáo, huōkǒu | |
| Crimean Tatar | capırmaq(to remove or take away) | — | |
| Czech | bulvár(street with multiple shopping or entertainment possibilities), dres(football: uniform of a football team), pruh(long, thin piece of land or material), striptýz(short for striptease — see also striptease), třída(street with multiple shopping or entertainment possibilities) | — | |
| Dutch | koopgoot(street with multiple shopping or entertainment possibilities), strippen(to remove or take away), strippen(to do a striptease), uitkleden(to take off clothing) | — | |
| Eastern Mari | серыш(long, thin piece of land or material) | seryš | |
| Esperanto | striptizi(to do a striptease) | — | |
| Faroese | strippa(to do a striptease) | — | |
| Finnish | kaistale(long, thin piece of land or material), miekkailualue(fencing area), ränni(mining: trough for washing ore), sarjis(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), strippaus(short for striptease — see also striptease), strippi(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), suikale(long, thin piece of land or material), heruttaa(to draw out the last of the milk), ohittaa(to pass, get clear of), ottaa pois(to take away, to plunder), poistaa(to remove or take away), puhdistaa(to remove fibre, flock, or lint from), riistää(to take away, to plunder), riisua(to take off clothing), riisua(to take away, to plunder), riisuuntua(to take off clothing), riisuutua(to take off clothing), ryöstää(to take away, to plunder), stripata(to do a striptease), stripata(to remove the metal coating from), vaalentaa(to remove color from), vaalentaa(to pick the cured leaves from the stalks of), vääntää pilalle (unwantingly)(to remove thread or teeth) | — | |
| French | bande(long, thin piece of land or material), bande(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), piste(short for landing strip — see also landing strip), strip(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), abîmer(to remove thread or teeth), décolorer(to remove color from), dénuder(to remove the insulation from a cable), déposséder(to take away, to plunder), dépouiller(to take away, to plunder), enlever(to remove or take away), faire un striptease(to do a striptease), foirer(to fail in the thread; to lose the thread), priver(to take away, to plunder), se déshabiller(to take off clothing) | — | |
| Galician | tira(long, thin piece of land or material), sacar(to remove or take away) | — | |
| German | Streifen(long, thin piece of land or material), abisolieren(to remove the insulation from a cable), ausziehen(to take off clothing), strippen(to do a striptease), wegnehmen(to remove or take away) | — | |
| Gothic | 𐌰𐌽𐌳𐍅𐌰𐍃𐌾𐌰𐌽(to take off clothing) | andwasjan | |
| Greek | λωρίδα(long, thin piece of land or material), ταινία(long, thin piece of land or material) | lorída, tainía | |
| Hebrew | רְצוּעָה(long, thin piece of land or material) | r'tzu'á | |
| Icelandic | braut(short for landing strip — see also landing strip), nektardans(short for striptease — see also striptease), strimill(long, thin piece of land or material), stripp(short for striptease — see also striptease), afklæðast(to take off clothing), fjarlægja(to remove or take away), strippa(to do a striptease), svipta(to remove or take away) | — | |
| Ido | desvestizar(to take off clothing), desvestizar su(to take off clothing), nudigar(to take off clothing) | — | |
| Indonesian | jalur(long, thin piece of land or material) | — | |
| Irish | stráice(long, thin piece of land or material), climir(to draw out the last of the milk), feann(to take away, to plunder) | — | |
| Italian | corso(street with multiple shopping or entertainment possibilities), fumetto(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), lista(long, thin piece of land or material), listello(long, thin piece of land or material), reggetta(long, thin piece of land or material), spogliarello(short for striptease — see also striptease), striscia(long, thin piece of land or material), via principale(street with multiple shopping or entertainment possibilities), vignette(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), cavare(to remove or take away), denudare(to take off clothing), denudarsi(to do a striptease), derubare(to take away, to plunder), fare lo spogliarello(to do a striptease), privare(to remove or take away), privare(to take away, to plunder), spellare(to remove the insulation from a cable), spogliare(to take off clothing), spogliarsi(to do a striptease), strappare(to remove or take away), svestire(to take off clothing), svuotare(to take away, to plunder), togliere(to remove or take away) | — | |
| Japanese | 切れ(long, thin piece of land or material), ストリップする(to do a striptease), ストリップショーする(to do a striptease), 剥ぐ(to remove or take away), 外す(to remove or take away), 奪い取る(to take away, to plunder), 脱ぐ(to take off clothing) | kire, sutorippu suru, sutorippushō suru, hagu, hazusu, ubai-toru, nugu | |
| Kazakh | жолақ(long, thin piece of land or material), киімін шешу(to take off clothing), шешіну(to take off clothing) | jolaq, kiımın şeşu, şeşınu | |
| Latin | nudo(to take off clothing), nudor(to do a striptease) | — | |
| Latvian | sloksne(long, thin piece of land or material) | — | |
| Macedonian | стрип(short for comic strip — see also comic strip) | strip | |
| Malay | genting(long, thin piece of land or material) | — | |
| Māori | ngaku(long, thin piece of land or material), huhu(to remove or take away), parahuhu(to remove or take away), pīokaoka(to remove or take away), whakahahake(to take off clothing) | — | |
| Mongolian | зурвас(long, thin piece of land or material) | zurvas | |
| Norwegian Bokmål | strimmel(long, thin piece of land or material), stripe(long, thin piece of land or material), stripe(short for landing strip — see also landing strip) | — | |
| Norwegian Nynorsk | strimmel(long, thin piece of land or material), stripe(long, thin piece of land or material), stripe(short for landing strip — see also landing strip) | — | |
| Occitan | se despolhar(to take off clothing), se desvestir(to take off clothing), tombar los vestits(to take off clothing) | — | |
| Polish | pas(long, thin piece of land or material), rozbierać(to take off clothing), rozebrać(to take off clothing) | — | |
| Portuguese | pista(short for landing strip — see also landing strip), strip(short for striptease — see also striptease), tira(long, thin piece of land or material), tira(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), desencapar(to remove the insulation from a cable), desnudar(to take off clothing), fazer striptease(to do a striptease), remover(to remove or take away), retirar(to remove or take away), tirar(to remove or take away) | — | |
| Romanian | fâșie(long, thin piece of land or material), despuia(to take away, to plunder), dezbrăca(to take off clothing), face striptease(to do a striptease), jupui(to remove or take away), prădui(to take away, to plunder), seca(to take away, to plunder) | — | |
| Russian | поло́ска(long, thin piece of land or material), полоса́(long, thin piece of land or material), раздева́ть(to take off clothing), раздева́ться(to take off clothing), раздеть(to take off clothing), раздеться(to take off clothing), снима́ть(to remove or take away) | polóska, polosá, razdevátʹ, razdevátʹsja, razdetʹ, razdetʹsja, snimátʹ | |
| Scottish Gaelic | bann(long, thin piece of land or material) | — | |
| Slovak | pruh(long, thin piece of land or material) | — | |
| Spanish | franja(long, thin piece of land or material), lienza(long, thin piece of land or material), lista(long, thin piece of land or material), listón(long, thin piece of land or material), tira(long, thin piece of land or material), tira(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), despojar(to take away, to plunder), desvestir(to take off clothing), pelar(to remove the insulation from a cable), remover(to remove or take away), sacarse la ropa(to take off clothing) | — | |
| Swedish | remsa(long, thin piece of land or material), serie(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), strimla(long, thin piece of land or material), stripp(short for comic strip — see also comic strip), stripp(short for striptease — see also striptease), klä av (sig)(to take off clothing), strippa(to do a striptease), ta av(to remove or take away) | — | |
| Taos | cʼúnena (of deerhide)(long, thin piece of land or material) | — | |
| Thai | เปลือยกาย(to take off clothing), เปลื้องผ้า(to take off clothing), แก้ผ้า(to take off clothing) | gɛ̂ɛ-pâa | |
| Turkish | striptiz(short for striptease — see also striptease), şerit(long, thin piece of land or material), striptiz yapmak(to do a striptease) | — | |
| Ukrainian | сму́га(long, thin piece of land or material) | smúha | |
| Venetan | cavar(to remove or take away), despojar(to take off clothing), despojarse(to take off clothing), spojar(to take off clothing), spojarse(to take off clothing) | — | |
| Vietnamese | dải(long, thin piece of land or material), tuôn(to remove thread or teeth) | — | |
| Walloon | binde(long, thin piece of land or material) | — |
rrip
zol, zolaq
ивица, корито, писта, полоса, стриптийз, издоя, издоявам, изтегля, изтеглям, обезцветя, обезцветявам, обелвам, обеля, оголвам, оголвам, оголя, оголя, ограбвам, ограбя, отнема, отнемам, правя стриптийз, сваля, свалям, съблека, събличам
ivica, korito, pista, polosa, striptijz, izdoja, izdojavam, izteglja, iztegljam, obezcvetja, obezcvetjavam, obelvam, obelja, ogolvam, ogolvam, ogolja, ogolja, ograbvam, ograbja, otnema, otnemam, pravja striptijz, svalja, svaljam, sǎbleka, sǎbličam
capırmaq
bulvár, dres, pruh, striptýz, třída
koopgoot, strippen, strippen, uitkleden
striptizi
strippa
kaistale, miekkailualue, ränni, sarjis, strippaus, strippi, suikale, heruttaa, ohittaa, ottaa pois, poistaa, puhdistaa, riistää, riisua, riisua, riisuuntua, riisuutua, ryöstää, stripata, stripata, vaalentaa, vaalentaa, vääntää pilalle (unwantingly)
bande, bande, piste, strip, abîmer, décolorer, dénuder, déposséder, dépouiller, enlever, faire un striptease, foirer, priver, se déshabiller
tira, sacar
Streifen, abisolieren, ausziehen, strippen, wegnehmen
braut, nektardans, strimill, stripp, afklæðast, fjarlægja, strippa, svipta
desvestizar, desvestizar su, nudigar
jalur
stráice, climir, feann
corso, fumetto, lista, listello, reggetta, spogliarello, striscia, via principale, vignette, cavare, denudare, denudarsi, derubare, fare lo spogliarello, privare, privare, spellare, spogliare, spogliarsi, strappare, svestire, svuotare, togliere
切れ, ストリップする, ストリップショーする, 剥ぐ, 外す, 奪い取る, 脱ぐ
kire, sutorippu suru, sutorippushō suru, hagu, hazusu, ubai-toru, nugu
nudo, nudor
sloksne
genting
ngaku, huhu, parahuhu, pīokaoka, whakahahake
strimmel, stripe, stripe
strimmel, stripe, stripe
se despolhar, se desvestir, tombar los vestits
pas, rozbierać, rozebrać
pista, strip, tira, tira, desencapar, desnudar, fazer striptease, remover, retirar, tirar
fâșie, despuia, dezbrăca, face striptease, jupui, prădui, seca
поло́ска, полоса́, раздева́ть, раздева́ться, раздеть, раздеться, снима́ть
polóska, polosá, razdevátʹ, razdevátʹsja, razdetʹ, razdetʹsja, snimátʹ
bann
pruh
franja, lienza, lista, listón, tira, tira, despojar, desvestir, pelar, remover, sacarse la ropa
remsa, serie, strimla, stripp, stripp, klä av (sig), strippa, ta av
cʼúnena (of deerhide)
striptiz, şerit, striptiz yapmak
cavar, despojar, despojarse, spojar, spojarse
dải, tuôn
binde
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