英:['rægɪŋ]
美:['rægɪŋ]
英:['rægɪŋ]
美:['rægɪŋ]
n.
<口>欺负
开玩笑
恶作剧
(学生的)胡闹
noun (1)
a waste piece of cloth
rags plural clothes usually in poor or ragged condition
clothing
the rag trade
something resembling a rag
newspaperespecially: a sleazy newspaper
noun (2)
any of various hard rocks
a large roofing slate that is rough on one side
verb
transitive verb
to rail at : scold
torment, tease
noun (3)
an outburst of boisterous funalso: prank
noun (4)
a composition in ragtime
in rags穿着破衣,衣衫褴褛
from rags to riches由穷致富
red rag斗牛用的红布;激怒人的东西
rag doll布洋娃娃;碎布制玩偶
rag trade服装业
glad rags晚礼服;盛装
chew the rag聊天,闲聊;争论;发牢骚
on the rag[美国俚语](妇女)正行经的,月经来潮的
Noun (1) Middle English ragge, from Old English *ragg, from Old Norse rǫgg tuft, shagginess Noun (2) Middle English ragge Verb origin unknown Noun (4) short for ragtime
The first known use of rag was in the 14th century
ragtagadjective
ragged sense 2b
rag1 of 3noun
a waste or worn piece of cloth
plural shabby or very worn clothing
dressed in rags
newspaperespecially: a low quality newspaper
rag2 of 3verb
to rail at : scold
torment sense 2, tease
rag3 of 3noun
a composition in ragtime
ragpickernoun
a person who collects rags and waste for a living
ragoutnoun
a highly seasoned stew of meat and vegetables
ragmannoun
a collector of or dealer in rags
ragingadjective
causing great pain or distress
violent sense 1, wild
a raging fire
extraordinary
a raging success
rag1 of 3noun
a waste or worn piece of cloth
plural shabby or very worn clothing
dressed in rags
newspaperespecially: a low quality newspaper
rag2 of 3verb
to rail at : scold
torment sense 2, tease
rag3 of 3noun
a composition in ragtime
1 M: I said, "Stop ragging on me".
你说要我不要怎么啦?
2 She is always ragging Tom about his stammer.
她总是拿汤姆的口吃开玩笑。
3 Wildfires caused by the heat are ragging in Greece, Italy and Macedonia.
炎热引发的野火正在希腊、意大利和马其顿等国蔓延。
4 If OMG does drop out, instead of ragging excuses and bashing them, they should just encourage them to try harder next time, and they would improve.
如果om g真的输了,他们应该鼓励他们下次努力而不是喷他们,那样他们才会进步!
5 the local rag publishes more gossip than news
6 the girls showed up at the prom wearing their most elegant rags
7 several readers called in to rag the editor for his paper's repeated grammatical lapses
8 a collegiate rag that nearly got him sent down from Oxford
9 Plus, the smooth surface makes this toy easy to clean: Simply grab a rag and wipe it down to keep it looking tidy.
10 Some slo-mo angles showed otherwise, especially as the D-man pinged off another Dallas player like a rag dol.
11 The old man's ragged coat showed his poverty.
那个老人褴褛的衣衫表明他很穷困。
12 They are always ragging the teacher about his accent.
他们总是取笑这位老师的口音。
13 She was about thirty, ten years older than the youngsters ragging her.
她大概有30岁,比那些嘲弄她的年轻人大10岁。
14 Some of the boys were ragging him about his haircut.
有些男孩拿他的发型开玩笑.
15 The ragging might have gone on if Tu Chu - chai had not suddenly appeared.
也许这戏谑还要发展,如果不是 杜竹斋 匆匆地跑了进来.
1 恶作剧
roguish prankish tricksy waggish puckish elfish gambade horse trick shine rig quiz rag prank hob escapade sally cantrip devilment knavery blague devilry shenanigan waggery monkey horseplay monkeyshines leg-pull dog trick