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ESLPod_0377_WE_0429 Reporting a Stolen Car In this podcast, the phrase "to strip" means take apart completely or to remove the major parts of something: "The burglars stripped the store of all its computers." The word "strip" also means a thin and narrow piece of something: "Can you cut the chicken into long strips?" Or, "I don't think that even a small airplane can land on this thin strip of land." Also, "strip" means to remove one's clothes: "The kids stripped down to their bathing suits when they got to the swimming pool." Finally, "strip" means to take away: "The country's leader was stripped of her power and a new leader took her place."

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ESLPod 377 to strip Transportation

Id	ESLPod_0377_WE_0429
Episode Id	ESLPod 377
Episode Title	Reporting a Stolen Car
Phrase	to strip
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to strip" means take apart completely or to remove the major parts of something: "The burglars stripped the store of all its computers." The word "strip" also means a thin and narrow piece of something: "Can you cut the chicken into long strips?" Or, "I don't think that even a small airplane can land on this thin strip of land." Also, "strip" means to remove one's clothes: "The kids stripped down to their bathing suits when they got to the swimming pool." Finally, "strip" means to take away: "The country's leader was stripped of her power and a new leader took her place."
Topics	Transportation

Means Stripped Strip Eslpod Remove Thin Leader Reporting