a long narrow piece of paper, metal, cloth, etc. （纸、金属、织物等）条，带 Extra ExamplesThe wallpaper can then be torn off in strips. 随后墙纸就可以一条一条地撕下来。 a card with a magnetic strip on the back 背面有磁条的卡 Cut a strip of paper 12cm wide. 剪一张宽12厘米的纸条。 His hands were tied behind his back with a strip of fabric. 他的双手被一条布条绑在背后。 a narrow strip of leather 窄窄的一条皮革 grilled chicken strips 烤鸡柳
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- long
- narrow
- thin
- …
- steak
- in strips
- strip of
- cut something into strips
- tear something into strips
a long narrow area of land, sea, etc. （陆地、海域等）狭长地带；带状水域 the Gaza Strip 加沙地带 a tiny strip of garden 一小片花园 The islands are separated by a narrow strip of water. 岛屿之间一衣带水。
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective- long
- narrow
- thin
- …
- steak
- in strips
- strip of
- cut something into strips
- tear something into strips
- [usually singular] (British English) (North American English uniform)
the uniform that is worn by the members of a sports team when they are playing 队服 
Juventus in their famous black and white strip 身穿他们闻名遐迩的黑白条队服的尤文图斯队 the team’s away strip (= that they use when playing games away from home) 球队的客场队服
- [usually singular]
an act of taking your clothes off, especially in a sexually exciting way and in front of an audience 脱衣舞 to do a strip 表演脱衣舞 a strip show 脱衣舞表演
Oxford Collocations Dictionarystrip + noun- bar
- club
- joint
- …
- (North American English)
a street that has many shops, stores, restaurants, etc. along it 商业街 Sunset Strip 森塞特商业街
- (North American English) (also comic strip, cartoon)()(British English also strip cartoon)
a series of drawings inside boxes that tell a story and are often published in newspapers 带材： 盒子里的一系列图画，讲述一个故事，经常在报纸上发表
long, narrow piece条状物
of sports team运动队
taking clothes off脱衣
street街道
picture story连环画
Word Originnoun senses 1 to 2 and noun senses 5 to 6 late Middle English: from or related to Middle Low German strippe ‘strap, thong’, probably also to stripe. noun senses 3 to 4 Middle English (as a verb): of Germanic origin; related to Dutch stropen. Sense (3) of the noun arose in the late 20th cent., possibly from the notion of clothing to which a player “strips” down.
Idioms
tear somebody off a strip | tear a strip off somebody
- (British English, informal)
to speak angrily to somebody who has done something wrong 怒斥；把…骂得狗血喷头