field-strip
- noun
- /ˈfiːldˌstrɪp/
- Jargon
- The soldier completed the field-strip of his rifle in under a minute during training.
Examples
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After a long day, he performed a quick field-strip of his handgun before storing it.
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A proper field-strip can prevent malfunctions.
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Proper field-strip of equipment is essential for regular maintenance in the field.
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He performed a quick field-strip of his rifle.
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The soldier completed the field-strip of his rifle in under a minute during training.
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Proper field-strip of equipment is essential for regular maintenance in the field.
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After a long day, he performed a quick field-strip of his handgun before storing it.
Synonyms
Taking something apart to study or remove its parts
Antonyms
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Morphology
field-strip = field-strip (transparent) = field + strip
This noun is a straightforward nominalization of the compound verb 'field-strip'.
Etymology
Field-strip as a noun comes from field 'in the field' and strip 'to remove parts', and it names the quick act of taking a weapon or device apart for cleaning or inspection. So a field-strip is the simple, fast disassembly you do when you cannot use a workshop.