undress

1. (intransitive)To remove one’s clothing.

   The doctor asked me to undress for the examination.

   ausziehen

   раздева́тьrazdevátʹ, разде́тьrazdétʹ

   роздяга́тиrozdjaháty, роздягти́rozdjahtý, роздягну́тиrozdjahnúty

2. (transitive)To remove the clothing of (someone).

   Mary began to undress her daughter in preparation for bathtime.

   The young men slowly and sensually undressed each other before making passionate love.

3. (figuratively, transitive)To strip something off.

4. To take the dressing, or covering, from.

   to undress a wound

5. (archaic, reflexive)To remove one's clothing.

   She undressed herself before putting on her bedclothes.

   sich ausziehen

   раздева́тьсяrazdevátʹsja, разде́тьсяrazdétʹsja

   роздяга́тисяrozdjahátysja, роздягти́сяrozdjahtýsja, роздягну́тисяrozdjahnútysja

   remove (someone's or one's own) clothes

1. I got undressed.

   Я роздягнувся.

   ruЯ разделась.

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2. I'm getting undressed.

   Я роздягаюся.

   ruЯ раздеваюсь.

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3. Tom undressed and got into bed.

   ruТом разделся и лёг в постель.

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4. Tom undressed and got in the bathtub.

   ruТом разделся и залез в ванну.

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5. Tom quickly undressed and got into bed.

   ruТом быстро разделся и лёг в постель.

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