strip off

strip off
1. transitive verb
1) abreißen; abschälen [Rinde]; abziehen [Tapete]

strip something off something — etwas von etwas abreißen/abschälen/abziehen

2) ausziehen [Kleidung]
2. intransitive verb
sich ausziehen
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(to remove clothes or a covering from a thing or person: He stripped (his clothes) off and had a shower; The doctor stripped his bandage off.) abstreifen
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strip off
I. vt
to \strip off off ⇆ sth
1. (remove) etw abziehen [o abreißen]
to \strip off off the bark die Rinde abschälen [o abziehen]
to \strip off off the paint die Farbe abbeizen
to \strip off the sheets off the bed die Bettlaken [o das Bett] abziehen
2. (undress) etw ausziehen
II. vi BRIT, AUS sich akk ausziehen
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1. vt sep
clothes ausziehen; berries, leaves abmachen (prep obj von); (wind) herunterwehen (prep obj von); paper abziehen (prep obj von); buttons, ornaments entfernen, abmachen (prep obj von); fruit skin, bark abschälen, ablösen (prep obj von)

to strip off the leaves — die Blätter vom Zweig entfernen

2. vi
1) (= take one's clothes off) sich ausziehen; (at doctor's) sich frei machen; (in striptease) strippen (inf)
2) (bark) sich abschälen lassen; (paper) sich abziehen lassen
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1. transitive verb
1) abreißen; abschälen [Rinde]; abziehen [Tapete]

strip something off something — etwas von etwas abreißen/abschälen/abziehen

2) ausziehen [Kleidung]
2. intransitive verb
sich ausziehen

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