What does снимать одежду in Russian mean?

What is the meaning of the word снимать одежду in Russian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use снимать одежду in Russian.

The word снимать одежду in Russian means divest, take off, undress. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word снимать одежду

divest

verb

Снимай одежду и присоединяйся к святочным гулякам.
Divest yourself of raiment and join the Yuletide revelers.

take off

verb (take off (clothes, shoes, etc.)

Снимай одежду и ложись на кровать!
Take off your clothes and lie down on the bed!

undress

verb (take off (clothes, shoes, etc.)

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Она снимала одежду медленно, и он чувствовал, как его тело отвечает ей, несмотря на стресс и страх.
She pulled off her clothes slowly, and he felt himself responding to her body despite the stress and fear.
Снимать одежду я всегда готова.
Always willing to take off my clothes.
Снимай одежду и присоединяйся к святочным гулякам.
Divest yourself of raiment and join the Yuletide revelers.
Снимай одежду.
Take off your clothes.
Когда ты снимаешь одежды, ты – воплощение воли.
When you take off your clothes you are pure will.
Если хочешь, чтобы ребенок остался жив, снимай одежду, да побыстрее!
But if you want this little bastard to live, you'd better take them clothes off, and fast!
Старшая монахиня подошла к Грете Харден и стала снимать одежду с ее беспомощного тела.
The elder of the two nuns went to Grete Harden and began to take the clothes off her inert body.
Я видела лишь высоких, красивых мужчин, которые снимают одежду, стоит им только меня увидеть.
I just seem to meet tall, beautiful men who take their clothes off at the first sight of me.”
Не снимай одежду.
Don't take your clothes off.
Честно говоря, я не думаю, что он так уж часто снимает одежду.
I don’t suppose he takes his clothes off very often.”
Леди Флеминг, снимающая одежду и идущая в постель к королю?
Lady Fleming, taking off her clothes and getting into bed with the King?
Если хочешь, чтобы ребенок остался жив, снимай одежду, да побыстрее!
But if you want this little bastard to live, you’d better take them clothes off, and fast!’
Я рассмеялась, когда начала снимать одежду, в моем сердце разрасталась любовь.
I laughed as I started removing my clothing, my heart swelling with love.
Снимай одежду, – говорит он настолько буднично, что я не уверена, верно ли его расслышала.
Take off your clothes,” he says so matter-of-factly I’m not sure I heard him properly.
Снимают одежду - появляется Билли.
The moment a top comes off, Billy shows up.
– И пока мы прекрасно проводили время, делая покупки, Хелен снимала одежду, – печально добавила Кассандра.
“And while we were having a lovely time shopping,” Cassandra said regretfully, “Helen was taking off her clothes.”
Эйприл зашла в спальню и начала снимать одежду.
April walked into the bedroom and started taking off her clothes.
Снимай одежду.
Get your clothes off.
А теперь снимай одежду, и, возможно, мы оставим тебя в живых.
Now remove your clothing, and perhaps we’ll let you live.’
Открывай дверь, или я начну снимать одежду, чтобы доказать это.
Now open that door, or I’ll start taking my clothes off to prove it.”
Преждевременно снимать одежду с жертвы считалось грубым нарушением инструкции.
To remove the clothes prematurely would be a major breach of procedure.
Снимай одежду, быстро.Сука чертова
I said Take them off quickly you bitch
«Снимайте одежду или убирайтесь».
Take your clothes off or get out.'
Она снимала одежду, пока не стала какой?
She did remove her clothing until she was what?

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