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Teal lime Posted 8 years ago
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Strip OFF one's gym clothes or Strip OUT OF one's gym clothes

Is it "to strip off one's (gym) clothes" or "to strip out of one's (gym) clothes"?

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'strip out of' does not exist in English with that meaning. Use 'strip off' or 'take off'. 'strip off' is very casual, almost slang.

— CalifJim

  • 'strip out of' does not exist in English with that meaning.
  • Use 'strip off' or 'take off'.
  • 'strip off' is very casual, almost slang.
  • CJ
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'strip out of' does not exist in English with that meaning.

Use 'strip off' or 'take off'. 'strip off' is very casual, almost slang.

CJ

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