stripper in Japanese
stripper in Japanese is ストリッパー — stripper means a person who takes off their clothes to music as a paid performance, usually in a club or at a private party.
stripper in Japanese
ストリッパー
Pronounced: sutorippā
Someone who removes their clothing in a sexually provocative manner, especially as a form of paid entertainment.
What does "stripper" mean?
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noun A person who takes off their clothes to music as a paid performance, usually in a club or at a private party.
"She worked as a stripper for two years to pay her way through law school."
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noun A chemical product or tool used to remove a coating such as paint, varnish or wallpaper from a surface.
"Brush the paint stripper on thickly and leave it for twenty minutes."
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noun In industry, a column or vessel that removes a dissolved gas or volatile component from a liquid.
"The sour water passes through a steam stripper before it is discharged."
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stripper in a sentence
- She worked as a stripper for two years to pay her way through law school.
- They hired a stripper for the stag do.
- Brush the paint stripper on thickly and leave it for twenty minutes.
- You will need a wire stripper to expose the copper before you connect it.
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What is "stripper" in Japanese?
"stripper" in Japanese is ストリッパー. stripper means: A person who takes off their clothes to music as a paid performance, usually in a club or at a private party.
How do you pronounce ストリッパー?
"stripper" in Japanese is ストリッパー, pronounced "sutorippā".
How do you use "stripper" in a sentence?
Example: "She worked as a stripper for two years to pay her way through law school." In Japanese, "stripper" is ストリッパー.
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