стри́чься

rare #24897

1.
to get one's hair cut, to have a haircut, to cut one's hair
Я стригу́сь раз в ме́сяц.
I get my hair cut once a month.
Usually about going to a barber or hairdresser; also of cutting one's own hair.
2.
to wear one's hair (short), to keep one's hair (short)
Она́ стрижётся коротко.
She wears her hair short.
With an adverb of length or style.

Examples

Когда Вы после́дний раз стри́глись?
When was the last time you got your hair cut?
Где Вы стри́глись?
Where did you get your hair cut?
Куда ты обычно хо́дишь стри́чься?
Where do you usually go to get a haircut?
Тому не нужно стри́чься.
Tom doesn't need a haircut.
Куда вы обычно ходите стри́чься?
Where do you usually go to get a haircut?
Когда ты после́дний раз стри́глась?
When was the last time you got your hair cut?
Том обычно стрижётся всего пару-тройку раз в году.
Tom usually only gets his hair cut two or three times a year.
Где ты стри́гся?
Where did you get your hair cut?

Imperative
ты	стриги́сь
вы	стриги́тесь

Active present	стригу́щийся	getting a haircut, being shorn
Active past	стри́гшийся	who had been getting a haircut, who had been cutting one's hair
Passive present	-
Passive past	-
Gerund present	-
Gerund past	стригшись	while doing (past)