ragged
US
UK ragged adj: (clothing: tattered)
SC 衣衫褴褛的 yī shān lán lǚ de
Norma's heart was touched by the little boy's ragged clothing.
诺尔玛看到那个衣衫褴褛的小男孩儿，心中被触动了。
ragged adj: figurative (person: wearing rags)
SC 穿破旧衣服的
SC 衣衫褴褛的 yī shān lán lǚ de
The ragged man asked Joan if she could spare a little money.
那个衣衫褴褛的男人向乔安讨要些零钱。
ragged adj: (edge: uneven)
SC 参差不齐的 cēn cī bù qí de
The ragged hem of Larry's curtains was evidence of his poor sewing skills.
拉里的窗帘褶边参差不齐，显然是因为他的缝纫技术不好。
ragged adj: informal (tired)
SC 筋疲力竭的 jīn pí lì jié de
Tom dragged himself out of bed, feeling ragged.
rag n: (repurposed scrap of cloth)
SC 抹布 mā bù
Ben wiped the window with a rag.
本用一块抹布擦玻璃。
rags npl: (torn old clothing)
SC 破烂衣服
TC 破爛衣服
TC 破爛衣服
SC 破旧衣服 pò jiù yī fú
The tramp's rags were a sorry sight to see.
那个流浪汉的破烂衣服真是让人不忍卒视。
rag n: UK (fabric scrap)
SC 破布片
SC 碎布片
Glenn sewed the rags together to make cushion covers.
格伦把一些破布片缝在一起做坐垫套。
rag n: informal (low quality newspaper)
SC 质量低下的报纸 zhì liàng dī xià de bào zhǐ
SC 无聊杂志 zhì liàng dī xià de bào zhǐ，wú liáo zá zhì
Why are you reading that rag? You should try reading a decent paper.
你为什么要读那种质量低下的报纸？你应该换个好些的看看。
rag [sb] vtr: informal (tease, torment)
SC 揶揄，戏弄，嘲笑 yé yú，xì nòng ，cháo xiào
TC 嘲笑
TC 嘲笑
Patricia's classmates had found out about her crush on Henry and were ragging her mercilessly.
帕特里夏的同学发现她对亨利的迷恋，都无情地嘲笑她。
rag [sb] about [sth] vtr + prep: informal (tease about [sth])
SC 因某事嘲笑某人
Adam's colleagues ragged him about his taste in clothes.
同事们因为亚当的衣着品味而嘲笑他。
rag, ragtime n: (music: jazz style)
SC 散拍乐 sǎn pāi yuè
TC 散拍樂
TC 散拍樂
SC 拉格泰姆乐曲
Marsha spends her evenings drinking wine and listening to ragtime.
rags npl: informal, dated (item of clothing)
SC 衣服 yī fú
TC 衣服
TC 衣服
SC 衣裳 yī fú ，yī shang
TC 衣裳
TC 衣裳
Barbara put on her best rags to go out on the town.
ragged edge n: figurative (precarious situation) (比喻)
SC 在…的边缘，在危险状态中，濒临（不安全状况） zài … de biān yuán，zài wēi xiǎn zhuàng tài zhōng，bīn lín bù ān quán zhuàng kuàng
run [sb] ragged vtr + adj: informal (exhaust [sb])
SC 令...疲惫不堪
The kids have been running Elizabeth ragged all day; all she wants to do now is go to bed.