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strip russian

  • лиши́ть

    to deprive (of), to rob (of), to take away

    to strip (of a title), to revoke (rights)

  • доро́жка

    path, footpath, walkway, trail

    track, lane

    track

    runner, strip of carpet, stair carpet

  • надра́ть

    to tear strip

  • полоса́

    strip, band, belt

    stripe

    lane

    period, spell, run

    page

    frequency band, band

    bar

  • лиша́ть

    to deprive (of), to rob (of), to take away, to bereave

    to strip (of), to revoke, to withdraw (rights)

  • сбра́сывать

    to throw off, to throw down, to drop, to dump

    to shed, to cast off, to lose (leaves)

    to throw off (clothes), to fling off, to strip off

    to reduce, to lower, to lose (weight)

    to reset, to restore to defaults

  • драть

    to tear, to tear up, to tear to pieces

    to flog, to whip, to thrash

    to charge (exorbitantly), to fleece, to rip off

    to strip off, to tear off, to peel off

    to kill, to savage, to bring down

    to fuck, to screw, to bang

    to run away, to escape, to take flight

  • полотно́

    linen cloth, linen, cloth

    canvas, painting

    blade (of a saw), leaf (of a door)

    belt, band, strip

    roadway, road surface, track bed

  • поло́ска

    strip, narrow band, little strip

    thin line, streak, stripe

    moulding strip, edging

  • клин

    wedge, wedge-shaped piece

    gore, gusset

    field, strip of land, plot

    Klin

  • пла́нка

    strip, slat, lath, batten

    plank, board

    crossbar, bar

  • содра́ть

    to tear off, to strip off, to peel off, to skin

    to fleece, to overcharge, to soak

  • лине́йка

    ruler, rule

    lineup, assembly, parade

    line

    strip, batten

    break (carriage), large wagonette

  • вы́потрошить

    to gut, to disembowel, to clean (a fish or bird)

    to clean out, to ransack, to strip bare

  • ободра́ть

    to strip, to peel, to skin, to flay

    to scratch, to scrape, to graze

    to wear out, to tear to shreds

    to fleece, to rook, to rip off

  • стрипти́з

    strip-tease

  • жестя́нка

    tin can, can, tin

    piece of tin, strip of sheet metal

  • обобра́ть

    to rob, to fleece, to clean out

    to pick, to gather, to strip (a bush)

  • сдира́ть

    to strip strip off, to scratch off

  • ремешо́к

    small strap, thong (narrow leather strip), little belt

    watch strap, wristband

  • обдира́ть

    to strip, to peel, to peel off, to strip off

    to skin, to flay

    to graze, to scrape, to scratch

    to fleece, to rip off, to overcharge, to rook

    to wear out, to wear to rags, to tear to shreds

  • ва́лик

    roller, paint roller

    shaft, cylinder, roller

    bolster, cushion roll

    low ridge, small bank, small embankment

    bead, raised strip, welt

    platen

  • распотроши́ть

    to gut, to disembowel, to clean (a fish)

    to rip open, to tear open

    to plunder, to clean out, to strip for parts

    to dissect, to perform an autopsy on

  • обнажа́ться

    to strip oneself, to come to light

  • оголи́ть

    to bare, to expose, to uncover

    to strip (of leaves), to denude, to lay bare

  • перемы́чка

    crosspiece, connecting piece, bridge, strip

    lintel, straight arch

    cofferdam, bulkhead, dam

    jumper, jumper wire, link

  • обнажи́ться

    to become exposed, to be laid bare, to become uncovered

    to undress, to bare oneself, to strip

    to be revealed, to come to light, to become clear

  • у́зенький

    very narrow, narrow little, thin (of a strip)

  • дисквалифици́ровать

    to disqualify, to bar from competition

    to strip of professional qualification, to declare professionally unfit, to ban from holding office

  • про́сека

    cleared strip (in a forest), clearing, cutting

  • тесьма́

    narrow woven or braided strip of cloth

  • оголи́ться

    to strip, to bare oneself, to undress

    to become bare, to be laid bare, to lose its leaves

  • оголя́ть

    to bare, to strip, to expose, to uncover

    to strip of leaves, to defoliate

  • одёрнуть

    to straighten out, to pull down, to tug straight

    to snap at, to cut short, to put in one's place, to rebuke

    to pluck off all around, to strip (a plant) all round

  • оголя́ться

    to strip, to bare oneself, to undress

    to become bare, to be laid bare, to lose its leaves

  • лы́чко

    bast, piece of bast, strip of linden bark

    badge of rank, rank stripe, chevron

  • одёргивать

    to pull down (clothing), to straighten (clothing), to tug straight

    to pull up (someone), to rebuke, to put in one's place, to call to order

    to pluck off all around, to strip off all around

  • киноле́нта

    film, movie, motion picture

    film strip, reel of film, print (copy of a film)

  • фотоплёнка

    The photographic film, the film strip

  • остро́г

    A wooden fortification in the form of a wall of pointed and dug in pillars in the border strip of the Old Russian principalities

  • вы́кат

    rolling out, rollout, wheeling out

    launch, rollout, unveiling, presentation

    taxiing out, taxi

    taxiway, apron, run-out strip

  • притво́р

    vestibule, narthex

    leaf (of a door or window), sash

    gap (between door and frame), crack (around a window)

    astragal, meeting strip

  • диафи́льм

    filmstrip, slide film strip

  • дра́нка

    shingle, wooden shingle

    lath, thin wooden strip

  • поло́тнище

    panel of cloth, width of fabric, strip of cloth

    door leaf, door panel

  • реми́з

    failure to take the required tricks, fine (in card games), penalty

    remise, renewed thrust

    heddle frame, shaft (of a loom), heald

    game cover strip, cover planted for game

    commission, gratuity, bonus

  • моча́лить

    to strip into fibres, to shred, to fray

    to torment, to torture, to wear down

  • сви́нчивать

    to screw together, to bolt together

    to unscrew, to screw off, to undo

    to run off, to take off, to clear off, to skip out

    to strip (a thread), to overtighten

    to swipe, to pinch, to nick, to pilfer

  • приреза́ть

    to slaughter, to cut the throat of, to kill (with a knife), to finish off

    to add on (land), to allot additionally, to annex (a strip of land)

  • вы́сечка

    punching out, die-cutting, blanking

    hollow punch, punch, hole punch

    carving, hewing, chiselling

    carving, sculpture

    punching waste, punching scrap

    cookie cutter, pastry cutter, baking mould

    cut line (in a forest), cleared strip, firebreak

  • закра́ина

    edge, rim, flange

    strip of open water along the shore

    shore ice, ice foot

  • проко́с

    swath, mown strip

  • пропа́шка

    intertillage, cultivation between rows, plowing up

    spot missed in plowing, unplowed patch, fallow strip

  • обдёргать

    to tug at, to pull at, to straighten by pulling

    to pluck off, to strip off, to tear off

    to make nervous, to unnerve, to startle

  • полосово́й

    strip (attributive), band (attributive)

  • расстрига́ть

    to unfrock, to defrock, to strip of holy orders

    to cut up (with scissors), to snip apart

  • срыв

    breakdown, nervous breakdown, collapse

    failure, collapse, disruption, thwarting

    tearing off, stripping, detachment, stall (of airflow)

    precipice, steep slope, escarpment

  • лише́ние

    deprivation, withdrawal, revocation, stripping (of rights)

    privation, hardship, deprivation

    lack, want, absence

  • мале́ц

    lad, stripling

  • разбо́рка

    taking apart, dismantling, stripping, teardown

    showdown, clash, brawl

    sorting out, sorting

  • полоса́тый

    striped

  • дёр

    tearing, ripping, scratching

    pulling (off), stripping

    fucking, screwing

  • зачи́стка

    mopping-up operation, cleansing, sweep

    stripping (of insulation), cleaning (of a surface), dressing

  • тигро́вый

    tiger, striped

  • упрощённый

    simplified, streamlined, stripped-down

  • перебо́рка

    sorting through, picking over, sorting out

    bulkhead, partition, baffle plate

    overhaul, stripping down and reassembly

    resetting, recomposition

  • полоса́тик

    rorqual, baleen whale (of the rorqual family)

    striped animal, stripy one

    pomfret, Atlantic pomfret, Ray's bream

  • зачи́щенный

    cleaned, cleared, cleaned up

    sanded down, stripped, abraded, smoothed

    cleared (of enemy forces), mopped up, purged

  • со́дранный

    torn off, ripped off, stripped, flayed

    copied, plagiarized, ripped off

  • тельня́шка

    striped vest

  • обгло́данный

    gnawed, picked clean, stripped

  • напле́чник

    shoulder guard, pauldron, shoulder piece

    shoulder strap, shoulder stripe

  • свёртываться

    to curl up, to roll up, to coil up

    to curdle, to coagulate, to clot, to turn sour

    to get stripped (of a thread), to be overtightened, to get worn out (of a thread), to be twisted off

    to turn off, to veer off, to swing aside

    to turn to another subject, to shift to a new topic

    to be pushed aside, to be shoved away

    to fall down, to tumble down, to slip down

    to die after a short illness, to be carried off, to pop off

  • недоро́сток

    undersized person, stunted person, runt

    stripling, raw youth, youngster

  • лампа́с

    stripe

  • обчи́щенный

    peeled, cleaned, stripped (of the outer layer)

    robbed, cleaned out, stripped bare

  • полосова́ть

    to flog, to lash, to whip, to scourge

    to cut into strips, to make into bars

  • исполосо́ванный

    streaked, striped, scored, covered with welts

  • те́льник

    telnyashka, striped undershirt

  • раздеваемый

    being undressed, being stripped

  • обнажа́ющий

    baring, exposing, stripping

    revealing, disclosing, uncovering, laying bare

  • обдира́емый

    being stripped, being peeled, being flayed, being fleeced

  • сдира́емый

    peelable, removable, strippable

  • обо́бранный

    stripped, plundered, picked clean, bare

    robbed, fleeced, swindled

  • обдира́ющий

    stripping, peeling, exorbitant, extortionate

  • оголи́вшийся

    bared, exposed, uncovered

    stripped bare, bare, denuded

  • располосо́ванный

    slashed, cut up, scarred, striped

  • обира́вший

    robbing, fleecing, swindling, stripping (of possessions)

  • стаскиваемый

    being pulled off, being dragged down, being stripped off

  • лупи́вший

    having peeled, having stripped, peeling

    having thrashed, having beaten, having hit

  • раздевающий

    undressing, stripping, revealing, exposing

  • сдира́ющий

    tearing off, stripping off, peeling off

  • раста́сканный

    scattered, strewn about, spread around, in disarray

    pilfered, stripped (of parts), taken apart

  • полоса́тость

    stripedness, striation, streakiness, banding

  • разде́вшийся

    undressed, stripped

  • обобра́вший

    having robbed, having plundered, having fleeced, having stripped

  • ободра́вший

    having stripped off, having skinned, having torn off, having scraped

  • ста́скивающий

    pulling off, dragging down, taking off, stripping off

  • раздевавший

    undressing, stripping, disrobing, taking off (clothes)

  • отлупи́вший

    that has beaten up, having thrashed, that has given a beating to

    that has peeled off, having stripped off, that has scraped off

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