英语词汇“rag”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

词汇

rag

释义

rag

Theme: CLOTHING

n. any clothing, even the best. (Always plural.)

Man, I got some new rags that will knock your eyes out!You got soda pop all over my new rags!

Theme: CLOTHING

n. ugly or badly styled clothing; an ugly garment.

I can't wear that rag!I need some new clothes. I can't go around wearing rags like these.I wouldn't be seen in last season's rags.

Theme: NEWSPAPER

n. a newspaper.

I'm tired of reading this rag day after day. Can't we get a different paper?What a rag! It's only good for putting in the bottom of birdcages!

rag

1. adjective

unpleasant, bad NEW ZEALAND, 1998

2. noun

a sanitary towel US, 1966.

the bleed period of the menstrual cycle US, 1971.

a despicable person US, 1997.

a newspaper, especially a disreputable one UK, 1889.

a used car that is in very poor condition US, 1980.

a well-worn tyre US, 1961.

a banknote; paper money UK, 1817.

in pool, a cushion US, 1985.

in horse racing, an outsider (a horse considered unlikely to win a race) UK, 1991.

in poker, a useless card in the dealt hand or a drawn card that does not improve the hand US, 1978.

in a carnival midway game, a small prize in a plastic bag US, 1985.

a railway pointsman US, 1946.► get your rag outto lose your temper. A combination of LOSE YOUR RAG and the earlier 'get your shirt out' UK, 1956.► lose your ragto lose your temper UK, 1959.► on the rag; have the rag on1. experiencing the bleed period of the menstrual cycle US, 1974.2. figuratively, to be distracted and irritable US, 1963

3. verb

to mock, bully, tease or ridicule someone UK, 1808

idiomragsth is (like) a red rag to a bull BrEBrE(also sth is (like) a red rag to sb)used in order to say that doing or saying a particular thing will definitely make someone angry or upset:Defeat to an Australian is like a red rag to a bull. The last time they lost their opening match here, their response was to finish the tour undefeated.Behaviour which seems innocuous to one person can be a red rag to another.AmE = sth is like waving/holding a red flag in front of a bulllose your rag BrEBrEto suddenly become very angry:It took me ages to get John's kids to go to bed. But I didn't lose my rag - luckily I was in the right mood to deal with all that.The local MP is an obscure politician, best known for losing his rag with persistent journalists.on the rag AmEAmE(also O.T.R.)slang a very rude expression used about a woman who is having her periodthe time each month when blood passes from a woman's body, especially when she is behaving in an unreasonable way:What's her problem - is she on the rag or something?I'm not going out tonight. I'm O.T.R., and I feel fat and ugly.

phraserag[ragged, ragged, ragging]
rag on 1. rag on sb AmE informal to criticize someone or tell them they should do something: Jody's coach ragged on her for missing the goal. Quit ragging on me! I'll do it in a minute.2. rag on sb AmE informal to make jokes about someone and laugh at them in order to embarrass them: Everybody's ragging on Steve about his new girlfriend.■ SIMILAR TO: tease

rag

1. n. a newspaper. What a rag! It’s only good for putting in the bottom of bird cages!

2. n. ugly or badly styled clothing; an ugly garment. I can’t wear that rag!

3. n. any clothing, even the best. (Always plural.) Man, I got some new rags that will knock your eyes out!

4. n. a sanitary napkin; a tampon. (For use in the menstrual cycle. Usually objectionable.) God, I’ve got to change this rag!

See:

a red rag to a bull
be like a red rag to a bull
bullyrag
chew the fat
chew the fat/rag, to
chew the rag
dishrag
don't that take the rag off the bush!
don't that tear the rag off the bush!
do-rag
from rags to riches
glad rags
go from rags to riches
in (one's) glad rags
in rags
in your glad rags
like a rag doll
limp dishrag
limp rag
live off smell of an oily rag
live on the smell of an oil rag
live on the smell of an oily rag
lose (one's) rag
lose your rag
on the rag
part brass rags with
part brass rags with (one)
rag
rag about
rag doll
rag on
rag on (one)
rag on someone
rag Out
rag the puck
rag, tag, and bobtail
rag-chewing
rags to riches
rags to riches, from
rags-to-riches
ragtop
red flag/rag to a bull, like a
run off smell of an oily rag
run on the smell of an oily rag
snotrag
soldier rag
tag and rag
take the rag off the bush
tear the rag off the bush
the rag trade
the smell of an oily rag
wet dishrag
wet rag
wet sock

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词汇	rag
释义	rag Theme: CLOTHING n. any clothing, even the best. (Always plural.) Man, I got some new rags that will knock your eyes out!You got soda pop all over my new rags! Theme: CLOTHING n. ugly or badly styled clothing; an ugly garment. I can't wear that rag!I need some new clothes. I can't go around wearing rags like these.I wouldn't be seen in last season's rags. Theme: NEWSPAPER n. a newspaper. I'm tired of reading this rag day after day. Can't we get a different paper?What a rag! It's only good for putting in the bottom of birdcages! rag 1. adjective unpleasant, bad NEW ZEALAND, 1998 2. noun 1 a sanitary towel US, 1966. 2 the bleed period of the menstrual cycle US, 1971. 3 a despicable person US, 1997. 4 a newspaper, especially a disreputable one UK, 1889. 5 a used car that is in very poor condition US, 1980. 6 a well-worn tyre US, 1961. 7 a banknote; paper money UK, 1817. 8 in pool, a cushion US, 1985. 9 in horse racing, an outsider (a horse considered unlikely to win a race) UK, 1991. 10 in poker, a useless card in the dealt hand or a drawn card that does not improve the hand US, 1978. 11 in a carnival midway game, a small prize in a plastic bag US, 1985. 12 a railway pointsman US, 1946.► get your rag outto lose your temper. A combination of LOSE YOUR RAG and the earlier 'get your shirt out' UK, 1956.► lose your ragto lose your temper UK, 1959.► on the rag; have the rag on1. experiencing the bleed period of the menstrual cycle US, 1974.2. figuratively, to be distracted and irritable US, 1963 3. verb to mock, bully, tease or ridicule someone UK, 1808 idiomragsth is (like) a red rag to a bull BrEBrE(also sth is (like) a red rag to sb)used in order to say that doing or saying a particular thing will definitely make someone angry or upset:Defeat to an Australian is like a red rag to a bull. The last time they lost their opening match here, their response was to finish the tour undefeated.Behaviour which seems innocuous to one person can be a red rag to another.AmE = sth is like waving/holding a red flag in front of a bulllose your rag BrEBrEto suddenly become very angry:It took me ages to get John's kids to go to bed. But I didn't lose my rag - luckily I was in the right mood to deal with all that.The local MP is an obscure politician, best known for losing his rag with persistent journalists.on the rag AmEAmE(also O.T.R.)slang a very rude expression used about a woman who is having her periodthe time each month when blood passes from a woman's body, especially when she is behaving in an unreasonable way:What's her problem - is she on the rag or something?I'm not going out tonight. I'm O.T.R., and I feel fat and ugly. phraserag[ragged, ragged, ragging] rag on 1. rag on sb AmE informal to criticize someone or tell them they should do something: Jody's coach ragged on her for missing the goal. Quit ragging on me! I'll do it in a minute.2. rag on sb AmE informal to make jokes about someone and laugh at them in order to embarrass them: Everybody's ragging on Steve about his new girlfriend.■ SIMILAR TO: tease rag 1. n. a newspaper. What a rag! It’s only good for putting in the bottom of bird cages! 2. n. ugly or badly styled clothing; an ugly garment. I can’t wear that rag! 3. n. any clothing, even the best. (Always plural.) Man, I got some new rags that will knock your eyes out! 4. n. a sanitary napkin; a tampon. (For use in the menstrual cycle. Usually objectionable.) God, I’ve got to change this rag! See: a red rag to a bull be like a red rag to a bull bullyrag chew the fat chew the fat/rag, to chew the rag dishrag don't that take the rag off the bush! don't that tear the rag off the bush! do-rag from rags to riches glad rags go from rags to riches in (one's) glad rags in rags in your glad rags like a rag doll limp dishrag limp rag live off smell of an oily rag live on the smell of an oil rag live on the smell of an oily rag lose (one's) rag lose your rag on the rag part brass rags with part brass rags with (one) rag rag about rag doll rag on rag on (one) rag on someone rag Out rag the puck rag, tag, and bobtail rag-chewing rags to riches rags to riches, from rags-to-riches ragtop red flag/rag to a bull, like a run off smell of an oily rag run on the smell of an oily rag snotrag soldier rag tag and rag take the rag off the bush tear the rag off the bush the rag trade the smell of an oily rag wet dishrag wet rag wet sock
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