strippers

英 [ˈstrɪpəz]

美 [ˈstrɪpərz]

n.  脱衣舞演员; 剥离剂; 脱漆剂; 剥离器
stripper的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (尤指参加演出的)脱衣舞演员，脱衣舞者
  Astripperis a person who earns money by taking their clothes off in public, especially as part of a show.
  1. She worked as a stripper and did some acting.
     她以跳脱衣舞为职业，有时也演些戏。
  2. ...a male stripper.
     男性脱衣舞者

双语例句

• Ted: While baseball, strippers, and guns can't help, the only thing that can really heal a broken heart is time.
  特德：棒球、脱衣舞娘、手枪都不起作用，惟一可以真正治愈那颗破碎的心的只有时间。
• "I really don't make a point of spending a lot of time with strippers," Jones tells a NEWSWEEK reporter over pastries in Los Angeles.
  在洛杉矶饭局上，琼斯是这样告诉《新闻周刊》的记者的，“我真的不能与一位脱衣秀演员待太长时间”。
• Strippers are to be heavily constructed when design dictates.
  设计时脱料板应很好的构造。
• They think we're strippers!
  他们以为我们是脱衣舞女！
• Please tell me that you locked down the strippers.
  告诉我你将脱衣舞女关起来了。
• Many private equity firms deserve a reputation as asset strippers in his eyes, while too much emphasis is placed on extracting every last penny.
  在他眼中，许多私人股本公司都应该被冠以资产剥夺者的名声，它们太专注于榨取最后一分钱了。
• Which means I would have locked down the strippers.
  那就意味着我要将脱衣舞女锁起来。
• I was the best man, which means I would have locked down the strippers.
  我是伴郎，那就意味着我要讲脱衣舞女锁起来。
• Asset strippers, masquerading behind the title 'private equity', use the phrase to describe the way they enrich themselves at the expense of others and managements employ it to camouflage bad news.
  热衷于分拆企业的资产投机客们打着“私募股权”的旗号，大行中饱私囊之实，全然不顾其他股东的利益，管理层也用这套说辞来粉饰太平。
• She went out with the strippers last night.
  她昨晚和脱衣舞郎一起出去了。