stripper in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for stripper in the English»Spanish Dictionary

stripper [Am ˈstrɪpər, Brit ˈstrɪpə] N

1. stripper (performer):

stripper (male)

striptisero m

stripper (female)

striptisera f

stripper (female)

encueratriz f Mex inf

2.1. stripper CONSTR (machine):

stripper

máquina para quitar el papel de las paredes

2.2. stripper CONSTR (fluid):

stripper (to remove paint)

líquido m quitapinturas

stripper (to remove enamel, varnish)

líquido m quitaesmaltes

asset stripper N

asset stripper

persona que lleva a cabo un vaciamiento de los activos de una empresa

paint stripper N

paint stripper (substance)

quitapintura m

paint stripper (scraper)

raspador m de pintura

Translations for stripper in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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encueratriz

stripper

quitapintura

paint stripper

estriptisero (estriptisera)

stripper inf

desnudista (stripteasero)

stripper

stripteasero (stripteasera)

stripper inf

stripper in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for stripper in the English»Spanish Dictionary

stripper [ˈstrɪpəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

stripper

persona f que hace striptease

paint stripper N

paint stripper

quitapintura m

Translations for stripper in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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encuerista

stripper

bataclana

stripper

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Additionally, he makes reference to strippers, as well as driving with a suspended drivers' license.

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The stripper takes her position on the counters.

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She worked a total of six years as a stripper.

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In the middle of the room was a stripper pole.

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Feminist strippers view their profession as a choice and a career field.

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She is the most popular (and most tipped) stripper of the club, but that comes with quite some attitude.

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One means of collectivization pursued by strippers is the formation of labor unions, which involves formal membership.

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The stripper, which turns at a higher speed than the worker, pulls fibres from the worker and passes them to the swift.

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By revealing only a part of themselves, strippers may avoid being characterized by the stigmatizing attributes associated with exotic dancing.

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Since then, male strippers, performing to female audiences, have also become common.

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