stripper
“stripper” means “stripper” in Spanish (A person who performs a striptease).
stripper
Also: desnudista, artista de estriptis
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Contrataron a un stripper para la fiesta de anoche.
A2They hired a stripper for last night's party.
Ella trabaja como stripper en un club del centro.
B1She works as a stripper in a downtown club.
No todos los strippers usan el mismo tipo de música para su espectáculo.
B2Not all strippers use the same kind of music for their show.
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How do you say 'the female stripper'?
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Directly borrowed from the English word 'stripper', which comes from the verb 'to strip' (to remove clothes).
First recorded: Mid-20th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is it 'estriper' or 'stripper'?
The official spelling in Spanish dictionaries usually adapts it to 'estríper' to match how it is pronounced, but the original English spelling 'stripper' is still much more common in advertisements and daily life.
Is the word offensive?
It is not a 'bad word' or a slur, but because it refers to adult entertainment, it is used in informal or adult contexts.
Does it have a plural form?
Yes, following Spanish rules, you add '-s' to make it 'strippers'.