Dictionary entry
Striptease
Pronunciation: /ˈstrɪptiːz/
Pronunciation
/ˈstrɪptiːz/
Myanmar Meaning
ဝတ်လစ်စားလစ် ကပြဖျော်ဖြေမှု။
Definition
striptease /'strÇpti:z/ n [ C, U] ဝတ္လစ္စားလစ္ ကျပေဖ်ာ္ေျဖမႈ။
Examples
- ‘The first dojo we trained in was upstairs over a striptease club.’
- ‘A famous actor
- played by Lawrence Harvey
- does a striptease during a performance of Hamlet.’
- ‘You can't back out or refuse
- even if it's something like doing a striptease at a school assembly.’
- ‘The mysteries of cholesterol unfold like various stages of undress in the metabolic striptease.’
- ‘When Eileen comes to him for help
- he breaks into a provocative striptease
- singing ‘Let's Misbehave’ with two lusty hookers.’
- ‘Given the vote for the first time
- a party called the Independent Erotic Initiative is elected in
- and they organise a striptease in the local town.’
- ‘The venue presents a mixture of ‘legit’ acts and striptease numbers
- all with a performance art
- post-modern wink.’
- ‘The combination lends a dramatic air to my striptease.’
- ‘They seem mostly interested in staging stripteases and offering pornography for sale.’
- ‘To fill time
- Johnny started doing a mock striptease
- taking off his jacket
- tie
- shoes
- socks and shirt.’
- ‘It's dancing
- or even a striptease act
- as someone once called it.’
- ‘Jack
- a man she meets in the striptease parlor where she works
- is more substantive.’
- ‘I met up with a fab striptease artist who I want to feature in the mags.’
- ‘The striptease sequence in particular is spectacular
- as are some of the chase sequences.’
- ‘It's more like an elegant striptease
- or gentle foreplay before the tasteful product identification at the end.’
- ‘And when the striptease acts no longer attracted enough customers
- the cinema had to close.’
- ‘‘You have to do a little striptease to music for me
- ’ she said in between the kisses.’
- ‘A striptease is more likely to whet your lover's appetite for a new flavour you'd like to try than a frank discussion over dinner.’
- ‘As one element of American popular entertainment
- striptease combined ‘sexual display and parodic humor.’’
- ‘In the 30-second spot
- a life-size computer-generated bar performs a striptease to bump and grind music.’