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单词 rag
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Put on your glad rags and remember the couple that you used to be.She inhabits a world most are dying to read about in gossip rags.She just dressed in any old rags.So get your glad rags on and cheer on a winning stallion.People wore masks or tied rags about their faces.Put on your glad rags and book a babysitter.His stiff dignity hung about him in rags and tatters.The purveyor of luxury goods has decided to replace some old rags with shiny new stock for spring.That too failed, so oily rags were lit to set fire to the den.

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rag

British English: rag /ræɡ/ NOUN
A rag is a piece of old cloth which you can use to clean or wipe things.
...dry it with a rag.
  • American English: rag
  • Arabic: خَرْقَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: trapo
  • Chinese: 抹布
  • Croatian: krpa
  • Czech: hadr
  • Danish: klud
  • Dutch: vod
  • European Spanish: trapo
  • Finnish: riepu
  • French: guenille
  • German: Fetzen
  • Greek: κουρέλι
  • Italian: straccio
  • Japanese: ぼろきれ
  • Korean: 헝겊 조각
  • Norwegian: fille
  • Polish: szmata
  • European Portuguese: trapo
  • Romanian: cârpă
  • Russian: ковер
  • Latin American Spanish: trapo
  • Swedish: trasa
  • Thai: ผ้าขี้ริ้ว
  • Turkish: çaput
  • Ukrainian: ганчірка
  • Vietnamese: giẻ rách

All related terms of 'rag'

Chinese translation of 'rag'

rag

(ræɡ)

n

  1. (c/u) (= piece of cloth) 破布 (pòbù) (块(塊), kuài)
  2. (c) (inf, pej, = newspaper) 小报(報) (xiǎobào)

vt

  1. (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)
(noun) 
Definition
a small piece of cloth
He was wiping his oily hands on a rag.
Synonyms
cloth
piece of cloth
(noun) 
Definition
a newspaper
(informal) 
He works for the local rag.
Synonyms
newspaper
paper
The story is in all the papers.
journal
He was a spokesperson for The New York Times and some other journals.
tabloid
newsletter
periodical
The walls were lined with books and periodicals.
broadsheet
(plural noun) 
Definition
old tattered clothing
There were men, women and children, some dressed in rags.
Synonyms
tatters
old clothes
tattered clothes
torn clothes
tattered clothing
Opposites
finery
,
Sunday best
,
gladrags

phrase

See in rags

idiom

See lose your rag
(verb) 
Definition
to tease
She was ten years older than the youngsters ragging her.
Synonyms
tease
He teased me mercilessly about going there.
provoke
needle (informal)
She could see that she had needled him with her constant questions.
mock
I thought you were mocking me.
bait
He delighted in baiting his friends.
rib (informal)
wind up (British, slang)
torment
My older brother used to torment me by singing it to me.
ridicule
I admire her for allowing them to ridicule her.
taunt
Other youths taunted him about his clothes.
goad
take the mickey (out of) (informal)
take the piss (out of) (taboo, slang)
gibe
pull someone's leg (informal)
Of course I won't tell them; I was only pulling your leg.
jerk or yank someone's chain (informal)
(noun) 
It all feels like a rag week that went on for a few years too long.
Synonyms
fundraising event
charity event
charitable event

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bait
Definition
to persecute or tease
He delighted in baiting his friends.
Synonyms
tease,
provoke,
annoy,
irritate,
guy (informal),
bother,
needle (informal),
plague (informal),
mock,
rag,
rib (informal),
wind up (British, slang),
hound,
torment,
harass,
ridicule,
taunt,
hassle (informal),
aggravate (informal),
badger,
gall,
persecute,
pester,
goad,
irk,
bedevil,
take the mickey out of (informal),
take the piss out of (taboo, slang),
chaff,
gibe,
get on the nerves of (informal),
nark (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang),
be on the back of (slang),
piss you off (taboo, slang),
get in the hair of (informal),
get or take a rise out of,
hack you off (informal)
in the sense of journal
Definition
a newspaper or magazine
He was a spokesperson for The New York Times and some other journals.
Synonyms
newspaper,
paper,
daily,
weekly,
monthly,
tabloid
in the sense of mock
Definition
to behave with scorn or contempt towards a person or thing
I thought you were mocking me.
Synonyms
laugh at,
insult,
tease,
ridicule,
taunt,
scorn,
sneer,
scoff,
deride,
flout,
make fun of,
wind someone up (British, slang),
poke fun at,
chaff,
take the mickey out of (informal),
jeer at,
take the piss out of (taboo, slang),
show contempt for,
make a monkey out of,
laugh to scorn

Synonyms of 'rag'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of needle
Definition
to goad or provoke
She could see that she had needled him with her constant questions.
Synonyms
irritate,
anger,
provoke,
annoy,
sting,
bait,
harass,
taunt,
infuriate,
nag,
hassle (informal),
aggravate,
prod,
gall (old-fashioned),
ruffle,
spur,
prick,
exasperate,
nettle,
vex,
goad,
irk,
rile,
get under your skin (informal),
get on your nerves (informal),
nark (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang),
hack you off (informal),
piss you off (taboo, slang),
get in your hair (informal),
get your back up (informal),
run up the wrong way,
pester,
pique (old-fashioned),
be on your back (slang)
in the sense of paper
Definition
The story is in all the papers.
Synonyms
newspaper,
news,
daily,
journal,
organ,
rag (informal),
tabloid,
gazette,
broadsheet,
blat
in the sense of periodical
Definition
a publication issued at regular intervals, usually monthly or weekly
The walls were lined with books and periodicals.
Synonyms
publication,
paper,
review,
magazine,
journal,
weekly,
monthly,
organ,
serial,
quarterly,
zine (informal)
in the sense of pull someone's leg
Of course I won't tell them; I was only pulling your leg.
Synonyms
tease,
joke,
trick,
fool,
kid (informal),
have (someone) on,
rag,
rib (informal),
wind up (British, slang),
deceive,
hoax,
make fun of,
poke fun at,
twit,
chaff,
lead up the garden path,
jerk or yank someone's chain (informal)
in the sense of ridicule
Definition
to make fun of or mock
I admire her for allowing them to ridicule her.
Synonyms
laugh at,
mock,
make fun of,
make a fool of,
humiliate,
taunt,
sneer at,
parody,
caricature,
jeer at,
scoff at,
deride,
send up (British, informal),
lampoon,
poke fun at,
take the piss (out of) (taboo, slang),
chaff,
take the mickey out of (informal),
satirize,
pooh-pooh,
laugh out of court,
make a monkey out of,
make someone a laughing stock,
laugh to scorn
in the sense of taunt
Definition
to tease or provoke (someone) with jeering remarks
Other youths taunted him about his clothes.
Synonyms
jeer,
mock,
tease,
ridicule,
provoke,
insult,
torment,
sneer,
deride,
revile,
twit,
take the piss (out of) (taboo, slang),
guy (informal),
gibe
in the sense of torment
Definition
to tease or pester (a person or animal) in an annoying or cruel way
My older brother used to torment me by singing it to me.
Synonyms
tease,
annoy,
worry,
trouble,
bother,
provoke,
devil (informal),
harry,
plague,
irritate,
hound,
harass,
hassle (informal),
aggravate (informal),
persecute,
pester,
vex,
bedevil,
chivvy (British),
give someone grief (British, South Africa),
lead someone a merry dance (British, informal)
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