[transitive] (-pp-) strip sth from sb/sth | strip sb/sth of sth to remove sth from sth/sb除去；剥去◆They were found guilty of stripping millions of dollars of assets from the company.他们被发现犯有侵吞公司数百万元资产的罪行。◆Three of the company's directors were stripped of their posts after the scandal.公司的三名董事在那个丑闻之后被解职。  ➡  asset-stripping (Finance 金融) to remove the right to interest payments from a bond so that they can be sold separately from the bond拆卸（债券）；将息票从债券上分离◆ A 10-year bond paying interest every 6 months could be stripped into 21 stripped bonds—one for each interest period plus the principal.一张 10 年期每 6 个月付息一次的债券可以拆分为 21 张剥离债券 ── 每个利息期各一张外加本金一张。 ●ˌstrip sth aˈwayto remove anything that is not necessary揭去；清除◆They are looking at ways of stripping away unnecessary regulation in the pensions industry.他们正在想办法废除养老金行业不必要的规章制度。●ˌstrip ˈdown ●ˌstrip sth ˈdownto remove parts from sth in order to make it smaller, simpler, etc.精简◆Many companies are stripping down to the essentials.许多公司精简到了最小规模。◆We have stripped down the sales process to help cut costs.我们精简了销售流程以帮助降低成本。●ˌstrip sth ˈdownto separate a machine, etc. into parts so that they can be cleaned or repaired拆开，拆卸（机器等）◆The used computers are stripped down, cleaned, reassembled and sold.旧电脑被拆开、清洁、重新组装然后出售。●ˌstrip sth ˈout (of sth)to remove or not include sth剔除；不包括◆When South America is stripped out of the overall total, the sales figures are in fact quite good.当南美从总数中被剔除后，事实上销售业绩非常好。 (BrE) to take parts out of a machine so that they can be cleaned or repaired拆卸