英语词汇rip怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ rip /ˈrɪp/ verb

rips; ripped; ripping

¹ rip

/ˈrɪp/

verb

rips; ripped; ripping

Learner's definition of RIP

a [+ object] : to tear, split, or open (something) quickly or violently撕开；扯开：撕破

She ripped the fabric in half.她把布撕成两半。
He ripped open the package.他撕开了包装。
The dog ripped the pillow to shreds/pieces.狗把枕头扯得稀烂。
The dog ripped a hole [=made a hole] in the pillow.狗把枕头撕破了一个洞。
The force of the explosion ripped a hole in the wall.爆炸的威力把这面墙炸开了一个洞。

b [no object] : to become torn or split裂开；破裂

Her coat ripped when it caught on the doorknob.她的外套挂住了门把手，裂开了。
The seam has ripped.缝裂开了。

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [+ object] : to remove (something) quickly or violently猛地移去

I ripped the poster off the wall.我把海报从墙上撕了下来。
The sink had been ripped from the wall.洗脸池已从墙上移了下来。
He ripped the page out of the magazine.他把那一页从杂志上撕掉了。
She ripped off her mask.她扯下了她的面罩。
He ripped the letter from my hands.他把信从我手上夺走了。

[no object] : to go or move very quickly through or into something（迅速）贯穿，穿过，进入

The fire ripped through the forest.火势迅速蔓延整个森林。
an epidemic that ripped through the region在这一地区迅速蔓延的传染病
The bullet ripped into her leg.子弹穿进了她的腿。

[+ object] : to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way严厉批评；训斥

(US) The coach ripped [=ripped into] his team for their sloppy play.队员们因比赛不认真而受到教练训斥。
His latest movie was ripped to shreds/pieces by the critics.他的那部最新影片被批评家们批得一无是处。

let rip

informal

: to do something in a way that is full of anger or energy大发雷霆；恣意发挥；尽情宣泄

For the concert finale, the band let rip with a fantastic version of the song that made them famous.音乐会终场曲时，乐队把他们这首成名曲演绎得淋漓尽致。
I don't think anyone expected the senator to let rip at the press conference like that. [=to speak in such an angry way]我想没有人会料到那名参议员在记者招待会上如此大发雷霆。

let (something) rip : to make (a car, boat, machine, etc.) go very fast（车、船、机器等）全速前进 — usually used in phrases like let it rip and let her/'er rip通常用于let it rip、let her/'er rip等短语

Once we got the boat out into the open water, we let it rip.船一驶到开阔水域，我们就开足马力全速前进。

rip apart

[phrasal verb]

rip (something) apart or rip apart (something) : to completely destroy (something) by tearing it into pieces撕毁；拆散；摧毁

The child ripped the toy apart.那孩子把玩具拆散了。
Strong winds had ripped apart many of the little beach bungalows.强风把许多海边小平房摧毁了。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

a tragedy/scandal that almost ripped the family apart几乎使这个家庭毁灭的悲剧/丑闻

rip (someone or something) apart or rip apart (someone or something) : to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way especially by describing weaknesses, flaws, etc.严厉批评；猛烈抨击

Critics ripped the author's latest novel apart.批评家们猛烈抨击这名作家的新作。
an article that rips apart the mayor's plan严厉批评市长计划的文章

rip into

[phrasal verb]

rip into (someone or something)

: to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way严厉批评；猛烈抨击；训斥

The coach ripped into [=tore into] the team after the game.赛后教练严厉训斥了队员们。
She ripped into the band's last performance.她猛烈抨击了乐队的上次演出。

rip off

[phrasal verb] informal

rip (someone) off or rip off (someone) : to steal from or cheat (someone)偷窃；蒙骗

Hundreds of people were ripped off in a scam involving two people who claimed to be collecting money for disaster victims.数百人在一场骗局中上当，当时有两个人声称在为灾民募款。
The store had been ripping customers off for years.这家商店已经蒙骗顾客多年了。
I wasn't trying to rip you off. I thought $50 was a fair price.我并不是要敲你的竹杠。我认为50美元是一个合理价格。

rip (something) off or rip off (something)

a : to steal (something)偷窃；盗取

The organization's treasurer ripped off almost $6,000 before being caught.东窗事发前，该组织的财务主管盗取了近6000美元。
Somebody ripped off [=stole] all our equipment. = All our equipment got ripped off. [=stolen]有人盗走了我们所有的设备。

b disapproving : to copy or imitate (something) improperly : to make something that is too much like (something made by someone else)剽窃；抄袭

The film has done well, but its makers have been accused of ripping off another movie made 30 years ago.这部影片拍得很好，但其制作者们被指控抄袭30年前拍的另一部电影。

— see also rip-off

rip up

[phrasal verb]

rip (something) up or rip up (something)

: to completely destroy (something) by tearing it into pieces撕成碎片；撕毁

He ripped up the letter.他撕碎了那封信。

² rip /ˈrɪp/ noun

plural rips

² rip

/ˈrɪp/

noun

plural rips

Learner's definition of RIP

[count]

: a long tear in something长裂口；大裂缝

She has a rip in her coat.她的大衣上有道大裂缝。

单词	rip
释义	rip (noun) rip 8 ENTRIES FOUND: rip (verb) rip (noun) R.I.P. (abbreviation) rip-off (noun) ripped (adjective) rip-roaring (adjective) rip cord (noun) let (verb) ¹ rip /ˈrɪp/ verb rips; ripped; ripping ¹ rip /ˈrɪp/ verb rips; ripped; ripping Learner's definition of RIP 1 a [+ object] : to tear, split, or open (something) quickly or violently撕开；扯开：撕破 She ripped the fabric in half.她把布撕成两半。 He ripped open the package.他撕开了包装。 The dog ripped the pillow to shreds/pieces.狗把枕头扯得稀烂。 The dog ripped a hole [=made a hole] in the pillow.狗把枕头撕破了一个洞。 The force of the explosion ripped a hole in the wall.爆炸的威力把这面墙炸开了一个洞。 b [no object] : to become torn or split裂开；破裂 Her coat ripped when it caught on the doorknob.她的外套挂住了门把手，裂开了。 The seam has ripped.缝裂开了。 2 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [+ object] : to remove (something) quickly or violently猛地移去 I ripped the poster off the wall.我把海报从墙上撕了下来。 The sink had been ripped from the wall.洗脸池已从墙上移了下来。 He ripped the page out of the magazine.他把那一页从杂志上撕掉了。 She ripped off her mask.她扯下了她的面罩。 He ripped the letter from my hands.他把信从我手上夺走了。 3 [no object] : to go or move very quickly through or into something（迅速）贯穿，穿过，进入 The fire ripped through the forest.火势迅速蔓延整个森林。 an epidemic that ripped through the region在这一地区迅速蔓延的传染病 The bullet ripped into her leg.子弹穿进了她的腿。 4 [+ object] : to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way严厉批评；训斥 (US) The coach ripped [=ripped into] his team for their sloppy play.队员们因比赛不认真而受到教练训斥。 His latest movie was ripped to shreds/pieces by the critics.他的那部最新影片被批评家们批得一无是处。 let rip informal 1 : to do something in a way that is full of anger or energy大发雷霆；恣意发挥；尽情宣泄 For the concert finale, the band let rip with a fantastic version of the song that made them famous.音乐会终场曲时，乐队把他们这首成名曲演绎得淋漓尽致。 I don't think anyone expected the senator to let rip at the press conference like that. [=to speak in such an angry way]我想没有人会料到那名参议员在记者招待会上如此大发雷霆。 2 let (something) rip : to make (a car, boat, machine, etc.) go very fast（车、船、机器等）全速前进 — usually used in phrases like let it rip and let her/'er rip通常用于let it rip、let her/'er rip等短语 Once we got the boat out into the open water, we let it rip.船一驶到开阔水域，我们就开足马力全速前进。 rip apart [phrasal verb] 1 rip (something) apart or rip apart (something) : to completely destroy (something) by tearing it into pieces撕毁；拆散；摧毁 The child ripped the toy apart.那孩子把玩具拆散了。 Strong winds had ripped apart many of the little beach bungalows.强风把许多海边小平房摧毁了。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 a tragedy/scandal that almost ripped the family apart几乎使这个家庭毁灭的悲剧/丑闻 2 rip (someone or something) apart or rip apart (someone or something) : to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way especially by describing weaknesses, flaws, etc.严厉批评；猛烈抨击 Critics ripped the author's latest novel apart.批评家们猛烈抨击这名作家的新作。 an article that rips apart the mayor's plan严厉批评市长计划的文章 rip into [phrasal verb] rip into (someone or something) : to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way严厉批评；猛烈抨击；训斥 The coach ripped into [=tore into] the team after the game.赛后教练严厉训斥了队员们。 She ripped into the band's last performance.她猛烈抨击了乐队的上次演出。 rip off [phrasal verb] informal 1 rip (someone) off or rip off (someone) : to steal from or cheat (someone)偷窃；蒙骗 Hundreds of people were ripped off in a scam involving two people who claimed to be collecting money for disaster victims.数百人在一场骗局中上当，当时有两个人声称在为灾民募款。 The store had been ripping customers off for years.这家商店已经蒙骗顾客多年了。 I wasn't trying to rip you off. I thought $50 was a fair price.我并不是要敲你的竹杠。我认为50美元是一个合理价格。 2 rip (something) off or rip off (something) a : to steal (something)偷窃；盗取 The organization's treasurer ripped off almost $6,000 before being caught.东窗事发前，该组织的财务主管盗取了近6000美元。 Somebody ripped off [=stole] all our equipment. = All our equipment got ripped off. [=stolen]有人盗走了我们所有的设备。 b disapproving : to copy or imitate (something) improperly : to make something that is too much like (something made by someone else)剽窃；抄袭 The film has done well, but its makers have been accused of ripping off another movie made 30 years ago.这部影片拍得很好，但其制作者们被指控抄袭30年前拍的另一部电影。 — see also rip-off rip up [phrasal verb] rip (something) up or rip up (something) : to completely destroy (something) by tearing it into pieces撕成碎片；撕毁 He ripped up the letter.他撕碎了那封信。 ² rip /ˈrɪp/ noun plural rips ² rip /ˈrɪp/ noun plural rips Learner's definition of RIP [count] : a long tear in something长裂口；大裂缝 She has a rip in her coat.她的大衣上有道大裂缝。
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