Dictionary entry

Strip light

Pronunciation: /ˈstrɪp lʌɪt/

Pronunciation

/ˈstrɪp lʌɪt/

Myanmar Meaning

မီးချောင်း။

Definition

strip 1 /strÇp/ v ( -pp- ) ၁။ (က) ~ sth (from/off sth/sb) ; ~ sth/sb (of sth) ; ~ sth (away) ခြာသည္။ ခြၽတ္သည္။ ေျပာင္တလင္း ခါေစသည္။ stripped wooden floors ❍ strip paint off/from an old pine chest ❍ The hillsides have been stripped of vegetation. ❍ lead stripped from church roofs ❍ strip one's shirt off ❍ The bandits stripped him (naked) and beat him. ❍ ( fig ) strip away all pretence and speak openly. (ခ) ခြာသည္။ Thieves stripped the house bare. ၂။ ~ (down) (to sth) ; ~ (off) ခြၽတ္သည္။ strip to the waist (ie remove clothes from the upper part of one's body) ❍ strip down to (ie remove all one's clothes except) one's underwear ❍ They stripped off and ran into the water. ၃။ ~ sb of sth (ရာထူး)ျဖဳတ္သည္။ (ဥစၥာပစၥည္း)ခြာယူသည္။ He was stripped of all his possessions. ❍ The general was stripped of his rank. See also ASSETSTRIPPING n (usu sing ) ဗလာက်င္းျခင္း။ do a strip. ❏ strip club (also esp US strip joint ) n ဝတ္လစ္စားလစ္ ေဖ်ာ္ေျဖပြဲ။ ❏ strip sth down [ PHRV ] (အင္ဂ်င္၊ စက္ စသည္) တစ္စစီ ျဖဳတ္သည္၊ ခ်သည္။ ❏ stripper n ၁။ [C] ဝတ္လစ္စားလစ္ ကျပေဖ်ာ္ေျဖသူ။ ၂။ [C, U] (esp in compounds) ခြၽတ္ေဆး။ paint-stripper. strip 2 /strÇp/ n ၁။ အေျမႇာင္း၊ ကမ္းေျမာင္ စသည့္ ရွည္သြယ္ေသာ အရာ။ a strip of paper/land ❍ Cut the meat into strips. ❍ the Gaza Strip. See also AIRSTRIP, LANDINGSTRIP ၂။ ( Brit ) (usu sing ) ေဘာလံုးအသင္း အားကစားဝတ္စံု။ England are playing in the blue and white strip. ၃။ ( US ) လမ္းေျမာင္။ He owns a liquor store out on the strip. ❏ strip cartoon (also cartoon ) n ( Brit ) = COMIC STRIP ❏ strip light n မီးေခ်ာင္း။ ❏ strip lighting n [U] မီးေခ်ာင္းျဖင့္ မီးထြန္း သည့္ စနစ္။

Examples

  1. They all stripped and ran into the water.
  2. Josh was stripped to the waist (=naked above the waist).
  3. [strip naked] : The soldiers were forced to strip naked in freezing temperatures.
  4. She made money stripping in bars.
  5. We spent the weekend stripping wallpaper.
  6. [strip something off/from something] : The wind had stripped the leaves from the trees.
  7. [strip someone of something] : They stripped the prisoners of weapons and cash.
  8. Thieves had stripped the car when police found it.