英语词汇“ragged”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of in rags

Grandma Jana was ashamed to let Cleave see me in rags.

Synonyms

shabby,

ragged,

seedy,

tattered,

down at heel,

out at elbow

in the sense of in tatters

Definition

(of clothing) torn in several places

His jersey was left in tatters.

Synonyms

ragged,

torn,

ripped,

tattered,

in rags,

in shreds

in the sense of irregular

Definition

uneven in shape, position, arrangement, etc.

He had bad teeth, irregular and discoloured.

Synonyms

uneven,

broken,

rough,

twisted,

twisting,

curving,

pitted,

ragged,

crooked,

unequal,

jagged,

bumpy,

lumpy,

serpentine,

contorted,

lopsided,

craggy,

indented,

asymmetrical,

serrated,

holey,

unsymmetrical

in the sense of jagged

Definition

having an uneven edge with sharp points

jagged black cliffs

Synonyms

uneven,

pointed,

craggy,

broken,

toothed,

rough,

ragged,

ridged,

spiked,

notched,

barbed,

cleft,

indented,

serrated,

snaggy,

denticulate

in the sense of rugged

Definition

with an uneven or jagged surface

a rugged mountainous terrain

Synonyms

rocky,

broken,

rough,

craggy,

difficult,

ragged,

stark,

irregular,

uneven,

jagged,

bumpy

in the sense of rundown

Definition

shabby or dilapidated

a rundown block of flats

Synonyms

dilapidated,

broken-down,

shabby,

worn-out,

seedy,

ramshackle,

dingy,

decrepit,

tumbledown

in the sense of scruffy

Definition

dirty and untidy in appearance

a young man, pale, scruffy and untidy

Synonyms

shabby,

untidy,

ragged,

rundown,

messy,

sloppy (informal),

seedy,

squalid,

tattered,

tatty (British),

unkempt,

disreputable,

scrubby (British, informal),

grungy,

slovenly,

mangy,

sluttish,

slatternly,

ungroomed,

frowzy,

ill-groomed,

draggletailed (archaic),

daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal)

in the sense of seedy

Definition

shabby in appearance

a seedy hotel

Synonyms

shabby,

rundown,

scruffy,

old,

worn,

faded,

decaying,

grubby,

dilapidated,

tatty (British),

unkempt,

grotty (slang),

crummy (slang),

down at heel,

slovenly,

mangy,

manky (Scottish, dialect),

scungy (Australian, New Zealand)

in the sense of shabby

Definition

wearing worn and dirty clothes

His clothes were old and shabby.

Synonyms

tatty (British),

worn,

ragged,

scruffy,

faded,

frayed,

worn-out,

tattered,

threadbare,

down at heel,

the worse for wear,

having seen better days

in the sense of tattered

Definition

ragged or torn

He fled wearing a sarong and a tattered shirt.

Synonyms

torn,

ripped,

ragged,

frayed,

threadbare

单词	ragged
释义	Trends of ragged View usage for: ragged (rægɪd) 1. adjective Someone who is ragged looks untidy and is wearing clothes that are old and torn. The five survivors eventually reached safety, ragged, half-starved and exhausted. raggedly adverb [ADVERB -ed] ...raggedly dressed children. 2. adjective Ragged clothes are old and torn. 3. adjective You can say that something is ragged when it is untidy or uneven. She could hear his ragged breathing, as if he had been running. O'Brien formed the men into a ragged line. raggedly adverb [ADVERB after verb, ADVERB -ed] Some people tried to sing, but their voices soon died raggedly away. 4. See run sb ragged More Synonyms of ragged ragged in British English (ˈræɡɪd) adjective 1. (of clothes) worn to rags; tattered 2. (of a person) dressed in shabby tattered clothes 3. having a neglected or unkempt appearance ragged weeds 4. having a loose, rough, or uneven surface or edge; jagged 5. uneven or irregular a ragged beat a ragged shout Derived forms raggedly (ˈraggedly) adverb raggedness (ˈraggedness) noun Word origin C13: probably from ragge rag1 ragged in American English (ˈrægɪd) adjective 1. shabby or torn from wear; tattered a ragged shirt 2. dressed in shabby or torn clothes 3. uneven; rough; jagged a ragged edge 4. shaggy; unkempt ragged hair 5. not finished; imperfect; uneven a ragged style 6. harsh; strident a ragged voice Idioms: run ragged Derived forms raggedly (ˈraggedly) adverb raggedness (ˈraggedness) noun Word origin < rag1 + -ed More idioms containing ragged run someone ragged Examples of 'ragged' in a sentence ragged His breathing was still ragged but grew steadier by the moment. Kathleen E. Woodiwiss THE WOLF AND THE DOVE Do what you can to keep both zones happy without running yourself ragged. The Sun (2015) What do you do when life takes you all the way to the ragged edge of reality? Christianity Today (2000) You just know the car has been ragged to bits doing handbrake turns. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Their clothes are ragged and off the shoulder. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The torn and ragged edges around the inscription had been doubled under and sewn down. Andrew Bridgeford 1066: and the Hidden History of the Bayeux Tapestry (2004) In the past we have got a bit ragged and lost our way. The Sun (2014) But it was all a bit ragged. Times, Sunday Times (2013) He was that little bit ragged round the edges and failed to deliver. Times, Sunday Times (2013) His breathing is ragged and unsteady and he does not understand where he is or why he is in pain. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He missed two more birdie chances on holes two and three but it all got a bit ragged after that. The Sun (2014) He wore a ragged grey beard. Times, Sunday Times (2008) More than this, both interpretations became increasingly ragged in the face of concerted criticism. McInnes, Colin NATO's Changing Strategic Agenda (1990) Looking after a husband and four sons could leave your wife feeling run ragged unless you all pull your weight around the home. The Sun (2015) England became increasingly ragged in the field, and the game yet again was prised away. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Most are dressed in torn and ragged clothes, and there are certainly no shoes or toys. Times, Sunday Times (2008) With the greens looking increasingly ragged, it is not a good idea to leave yourself much further from the hole. The Sun (2008) Increasingly ragged and hungry, they've spent the winter running from house to house in search of food and shelter. Times, Sunday Times (2012) For they ran his old club ragged and if there was any justice they would have been at least 3-0 up at half-time. The Sun (2011) In other languages ragged British English: ragged ADJECTIVE Someone who is ragged looks untidy and is wearing clothes that are old and torn. The five survivors eventually reached safety, ragged, half-starved, and exhausted. American English: ragged Brazilian Portuguese: esfarrapado Chinese: 衣衫褴褛的 European Spanish: andrajoso French: déguenillé German: abgerissen Italian: cencioso Japanese: ぼろを着た Korean: 남루한 차림의 European Portuguese: esfarrapado Latin American Spanish: andrajoso All related terms of 'ragged' rag A rag is a piece of old cloth which you can use to clean or wipe things. ragging to draw attention facetiously and persistently to the shortcomings or alleged shortcomings of (a person) ragged edge the extreme edge , like that of a precipice ; verge run ragged to cause to be exhausted , as by constant pressure or harassment ragged robin a caryophyllaceous plant, Lychnis floscuculi , native to Europe and Asia , that has pink or white flowers with ragged petals ragged school (in Britain , formerly) a free elementary school for poor children run sb ragged If someone runs you ragged , they make you do so much that you become exhausted . rag on If you rag on someone, you speak angrily to them because they have done something wrong . on the ragged edge precariously close to loss of self-control , mental stability , etc. rag doll A rag doll is a soft doll made of cloth. Chinese translation of 'ragged' ragged (ˈræɡɪd) adj (= untidy) [clothes, person] 破烂(爛)不堪的 (pòlàn bùkān de) (= uneven) [edge, line] 凹凸不平的 (āotū bùpíng de) rag (ræɡ) n (c/u) (= piece of cloth) 破布 (pòbù) (块(塊), kuài) (c) (inf, pej, = newspaper) 小报(報) (xiǎobào) vt (Brit, = tease) 戏(戲)弄 (xìnòng) Derived Forms rags n pl (= torn clothes) 破旧(舊)衣服 (pòjiù yīfu) : in rags 衣衫褴(襤)褛(褸) (yīshān lánlǚ) , a rags-to-riches story 从(從)赤贫(貧)到暴富的故事 (cóng chìpín dào bàofù de gùshi) 1 (adjective) in the sense of tatty Definition (of clothes) tattered and torn I am usually happiest in ragged jeans and a t-shirt. Synonyms tatty (British) A lot of the houses in the street were very tatty. worn an elderly man in well-cut but worn clothes poor torn a torn photograph rent faded neglected rundown a rundown block of flats frayed a shapeless and frayed jumper shabby His clothes were old and shabby. worn-out seedy a seedy hotel scruffy a young man, pale, scruffy and untidy in tatters His jersey was left in tatters. dilapidated She lived in a dilapidated old cottage. tattered He fled wearing a sarong and a tattered shirt. threadbare She sat cross-legged on a square of threadbare carpet. unkempt in rags Grandma Jana was ashamed to let Cleave see me in rags. down at heel the worse for wear in holes having seen better days scraggy Opposites smart , fashionable , well-dressed 2 (adjective) in the sense of rough Definition having a rough or uneven surface or edge She tore her tights on the ragged edge of a desk. Synonyms rough She made her way across the rough ground. fragmented crude a crude way of assessing the risk of heart disease rugged a rugged mountainous terrain notched irregular He had bad teeth, irregular and discoloured. unfinished unfinished wood ready for you to varnish or paint uneven He staggered on the uneven surface of the car park. jagged jagged black cliffs serrated Additional synonyms in the sense of crude Definition rough and simple a crude way of assessing the risk of heart disease Synonyms rough, undeveloped, basic, outline, unfinished, makeshift, sketchy, unformed in the sense of dilapidated Definition (of a building) having fallen into ruin She lived in a dilapidated old cottage. Synonyms ruined, fallen in, broken-down, battered, neglected, crumbling, rundown, decayed, decaying, falling apart, beat-up (informal), shaky, shabby, worn-out, ramshackle, in ruins, rickety, decrepit, tumbledown, uncared for, gone to rack and ruin in the sense of frayed a shapeless and frayed jumper Synonyms worn, ragged, worn out, tattered, threadbare, worn thin, out at elbows Synonyms of 'ragged' ragged Explore 'ragged' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of in rags Grandma Jana was ashamed to let Cleave see me in rags. Synonyms shabby, ragged, seedy, tattered, down at heel, out at elbow in the sense of in tatters Definition (of clothing) torn in several places His jersey was left in tatters. Synonyms ragged, torn, ripped, tattered, in rags, in shreds in the sense of irregular Definition uneven in shape, position, arrangement, etc. He had bad teeth, irregular and discoloured. Synonyms uneven, broken, rough, twisted, twisting, curving, pitted, ragged, crooked, unequal, jagged, bumpy, lumpy, serpentine, contorted, lopsided, craggy, indented, asymmetrical, serrated, holey, unsymmetrical in the sense of jagged Definition having an uneven edge with sharp points jagged black cliffs Synonyms uneven, pointed, craggy, broken, toothed, rough, ragged, ridged, spiked, notched, barbed, cleft, indented, serrated, snaggy, denticulate in the sense of rugged Definition with an uneven or jagged surface a rugged mountainous terrain Synonyms rocky, broken, rough, craggy, difficult, ragged, stark, irregular, uneven, jagged, bumpy in the sense of rundown Definition shabby or dilapidated a rundown block of flats Synonyms dilapidated, broken-down, shabby, worn-out, seedy, ramshackle, dingy, decrepit, tumbledown in the sense of scruffy Definition dirty and untidy in appearance a young man, pale, scruffy and untidy Synonyms shabby, untidy, ragged, rundown, messy, sloppy (informal), seedy, squalid, tattered, tatty (British), unkempt, disreputable, scrubby (British, informal), grungy, slovenly, mangy, sluttish, slatternly, ungroomed, frowzy, ill-groomed, draggletailed (archaic), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of seedy Definition shabby in appearance a seedy hotel Synonyms shabby, rundown, scruffy, old, worn, faded, decaying, grubby, dilapidated, tatty (British), unkempt, grotty (slang), crummy (slang), down at heel, slovenly, mangy, manky (Scottish, dialect), scungy (Australian, New Zealand) in the sense of shabby Definition wearing worn and dirty clothes His clothes were old and shabby. Synonyms tatty (British), worn, ragged, scruffy, faded, frayed, worn-out, tattered, threadbare, down at heel, the worse for wear, having seen better days in the sense of tattered Definition ragged or torn He fled wearing a sarong and a tattered shirt. Synonyms torn, ripped, ragged, frayed, threadbare Additional synonyms in the sense of threadbare Definition wearing shabby worn-out clothes She sat cross-legged on a square of threadbare carpet. Synonyms shabby, worn, frayed, old, ragged, worn-out, scruffy, tattered, tatty (British), down at heel in the sense of torn Definition split or cut a torn photograph Synonyms cut, split, rent, ripped, ragged, slit, lacerated in the sense of uneven Definition (of a surface) not level or flat He staggered on the uneven surface of the car park. Synonyms rough, bumpy, not flat, not level, not smooth in the sense of unfinished Definition (of paint) without an applied finish unfinished wood ready for you to varnish or paint Synonyms natural, rough, raw, bare, crude, unrefined, unvarnished, unpolished in the sense of worn Definition showing signs of long use or wear an elderly man in well-cut but worn clothes Synonyms ragged, shiny, frayed, shabby, tattered, tatty (British), threadbare, the worse for wear
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