| strip 2 | vi 1. take off o’s clothes, /melucutkan, menanggalkan/ pakaian; (to the waist) membuka baju; (to the skin), /melucutkan, menanggalkan/ semua pakaian: he ~ped and got into the bath, dia menanggalkan semua pakaiannya lalu masuk ke dlm tab mandi; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| disarm | vt 1. deprive of weapon, melucutkan senjata: the captured troops were ~ed, askar-askar yg ditawan itu dilucutkan senjata mereka; 2. make less angry or hostile, melembutkan hati: at first he was angry with his secretary but she managed to ~ him with her winning smiles, pd mulanya, dia marah thdp setiausahanya tetapi senyuman menawan setiausahanya melembutkan hatinya; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| strip 2 | vt 1. remove clothes from, /melucutkan, menanggalkan/ pakaian: she ~ped the child and put him in the bath, dia menanggalkan pakaian budak itu dan memasukkannya ke dlm tab mandi; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| sequestration | n 1. (leg.) sekuestrasi: ~ temporarily deprives a person of his property, sekuestrasi melucutkan hak sso thdp hartanya buat sementara waktu; 2. confiscation, penyitaan, perampasan; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| overpower | vt 1. mengatasi: (by greater numbers and strength) menundukkan, mengatasi: the security guards ~ed the robber and disarmed him, pengawal-pengawal keselamatan itu mengatasi perompak tersebut dan melucutkan senjatanya; the enemy with their superior equipment, easily ~ed us, pihak musuh yg dilengkapi peralatan yg lebih baik, dgn mudah sahaja menundukkan pihak kami; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |