disrobe

英 [dɪsˈrəʊb]

美 [dɪsˈroʊb]

v. 脱去(某人)的衣服; 脱衣服; 脱去制服(或礼服)

现在分词：disrobing　过去式：disrobed　过去分词：disrobed　第三人称单数：disrobes　

BNC.44920 / COCA.27663

牛津词典

verb

脱去（某人）的衣服；脱衣服；脱去制服（或礼服）
to take off your or sb else's clothes; to take off clothes worn for an official ceremony
1. She went behind the screen to disrobe.
  她到屏风后面去换装。

VERB
1. When someone disrobes, they remove their clothes.
  脱去衣服;宽衣
2. She stood up and began to disrobe, folding each garment neatly.
  她站起来开始脱衣服，并把每件衣服叠整齐。

verb

get undressed
1. please don't undress in front of everybody!
2. She strips in front of strangers every night for a living
Synonym:undressdiscaseuncaseunclothestripstrip downpeel

I'll set up the table, and you can disrobe.
我去摆放好桌子，你可以去脱衣服了。
But he was so casual and good-natured that I almost forgot how freakish it would have been to blithely disrobe among the boys I knew back home.
但是他状态很放松，脾气很好，我几乎忘掉了在我认识的这些男孩中轻率地脱掉衣服有多奇怪。
In the room I was to completely disrobe and wait for Uncle John or Aunt Carol to join me.
惩罚之前，在自己的房间里，我必须把衣服脱光等待约翰叔叔或是卡罗尔婶婶进来。
Naked News, which features anchors and reporters who disrobe during newscasts, launched its risque take on current affairs in Japan.
服务，这档节目的特点就是主持人和记者一边播报新闻一边脱光衣服。
She went behind the screen to disrobe.
她到屏风后面去换装。