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

ragnoun [ C ]

uk/ræɡ/us/ræɡ/

rag noun [ C ] (CLOTH)

a torn piece of old cloth:

I keep these rags for cleaning the car.

rags [ plural ]

clothes that are old and torn:

an old man dressed in rags.

Their clothes were in rags (= torn).

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Equipment used for cleaning

bath towel
broom
broomstick
carpet sweeper
chamois
facecloth
feather duster
flannel
floor cloth
Hoover
household goods
J-cloth
pressure washer
scrubbing brush
squeegee
squeegee mop
sweeper
toilet brush
towelette
washcloth

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Clothing - general words

rag noun [ C ] (NEWSPAPER)

informal a newspaper or magazine that is considered to be of bad quality:

He had his picture taken for some local rag.

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Newspapers & magazines

back copy
broadsheet
brochure
colour supplement
comic
daily paper
editorial
journal
lad mag
magazine
mail
manga
organ
reader
Sunday paper
supermarket tabloid
tabloid
trade
tribune
weekly

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rag noun [ C ] (COLLEGE EVENT)

in Britain, a series of entertaining events and activities organized by college students once a year to collect money for charity

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Celebrations, parties & special occasions

a night on the town idiom
a/the gathering of the clans idiom
afterparty
April Fool's Day
bachelor party
fayre
feast
fest
festival
festive
fundraiser
Mother's Day
New Year's Eve
night
nightclubbing
nightlife
occasion
prom
rage
rave

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rag noun [ C ] (MUSIC)

a piece of ragtime music

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Musical pieces

arrangement
bolero
bossa nova
Britannia
cantata
fantasia
melody
nocturne
octet
opus
passage
playlist
reel
signature tune
solo
song form
string quartet
symphony
trio
tune

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单词	rag
释义	Contents noun (4) rag (CLOTH) rag (NEWSPAPER) rag (COLLEGE EVENT) rag (MUSIC) verb (1) rag (1) English American ragnoun [ C ] uk/ræɡ/us/ræɡ/ rag noun [ C ] (CLOTH) a torn piece of old cloth: I keep these rags for cleaning the car. rags [ plural ] clothes that are old and torn: an old man dressed in rags. Their clothes were in rags (= torn). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Equipment used for cleaning bath towel broom broomstick carpet sweeper chamois facecloth feather duster flannel floor cloth Hoover household goods J-cloth pressure washer scrubbing brush squeegee squeegee mop sweeper toilet brush towelette washcloth See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Clothing - general words rag noun [ C ] (NEWSPAPER) informal a newspaper or magazine that is considered to be of bad quality: He had his picture taken for some local rag. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Newspapers & magazines back copy broadsheet brochure colour supplement comic daily paper editorial journal lad mag magazine mail manga organ reader Sunday paper supermarket tabloid tabloid trade tribune weekly See more results » rag noun [ C ] (COLLEGE EVENT) in Britain, a series of entertaining events and activities organized by college students once a year to collect money for charity Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Celebrations, parties & special occasions a night on the town idiom a/the gathering of the clans idiom afterparty April Fool's Day bachelor party fayre feast fest festival festive fundraiser Mother's Day New Year's Eve night nightclubbing nightlife occasion prom rage rave See more results » rag noun [ C ] (MUSIC) a piece of ragtime music Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Musical pieces arrangement bolero bossa nova Britannia cantata fantasia melody nocturne octet opus passage playlist reel signature tune solo song form string quartet symphony trio tune See more results » ragverb [ T ] uk/ræɡ/us/ræɡ/-gg- old-fashioned informal to say things that are funny but a little unkind: They ragged him about his girlfriend. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Teasing joke josh kid leg only joking! idiom *pull sb's* leg idiom raillery rib ribbing spoof standing joke tease wind 1 wind sb up Phrasal verb(s) rag on sb ragnoun [ C ] us/ræɡ/ a piece of usually old, torn cloth:** I use these rags for cleaning. They were dressed in rags (= in old, torn pieces of clothing).
随便看	an an an accident waiting to happen an ace in the hole an ace up your sleeve an acquired taste an action plan/a plan of action an age an apple a day keeps the doctor away an arm and a leg an artist, poet, writer manque an artist, poet, writer, etc. manqué an aspiring actor, politician, writer an aspiring actor, politician, writer, etc. an attempt on sb's life an attempt on sbs life an awful lot an ear for something an early bath an easy target an easy target (for sb/sth) an easy target for sb/sth an easy touch an element of sth an elephant in the room

ragnoun [ C ]

rag noun [ C ] (CLOTH)

rag noun [ C ] (NEWSPAPER)

rag noun [ C ] (COLLEGE EVENT)

rag noun [ C ] (MUSIC)

ragverb [ T ]

Phrasal verb(s)

ragnoun [ C ]