rip somebody/something ↔ off

phrasal verbphr v informal

a) BBTEXPENSIVEto charge someone too much money for something 敲…竹杠 SYN overcharge

The agency really ripped us off.

代理商狠狠敲了我们一笔。

b) SCCSTEALto steal something 盗取，盗窃

Somebody had come in and ripped off the TV and stereo.

有人进来偷走了电视机和音响。

c) to take words, ideas etc from someone else’s work and use them in your own work as if they were your own ideas 剽窃 SYN plagiarize

→ rip-off(2)

Examples from the Corpus

rip off• Dealers may like people to take E, but this doesn't stop them ripping the users off.• It occurred to Hicks that there would be absolutely nothing dishonorable in ripping him off.• Most men I know would be ripping my clothes off by now.• I felt him rip the tape off my hands, but he kept my left arm in a hammer lock.• When you rip the cloth off the umbrella, is the umbrella still an umbrella?• The husband tried to seize a portrait of her, an oil painting, rip it right off the wall.• I crushed up the cockroach in my clothes and practically ripped my blouse off, there in open sunlight.• But the waves surging across the raft had ripped the lids off three of the four tubs.

→ rip somebody/something ↔ off at rip1(PHRASAL VERB)

单词	rip somebody/something ↔ off
释义	rip somebody/something ↔ off rip somebody/something ↔ off phrasal verbphr v informal a) BBTEXPENSIVEto charge someone too much money for something 敲…竹杠 SYN overcharge The agency really ripped us off. 代理商狠狠敲了我们一笔。 b) SCCSTEALto steal something 盗取，盗窃 Somebody had come in and ripped off the TV and stereo. 有人进来偷走了电视机和音响。 c) to take words, ideas etc from someone else’s work and use them in your own work as if they were your own ideas 剽窃 SYN plagiarize → rip-off(2) Examples from the Corpus rip off• Dealers may like people to take E, but this doesn't stop them ripping the users off.• It occurred to Hicks that there would be absolutely nothing dishonorable in ripping him off.• Most men I know would be ripping my clothes off by now.• I felt him rip the tape off my hands, but he kept my left arm in a hammer lock.• When you rip the cloth off the umbrella, is the umbrella still an umbrella?• The husband tried to seize a portrait of her, an oil painting, rip it right off the wall.• I crushed up the cockroach in my clothes and practically ripped my blouse off, there in open sunlight.• But the waves surging across the raft had ripped the lids off three of the four tubs. → rip somebody/something ↔ off at rip1(PHRASAL VERB)
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