Английский словарь американских идиом - rag
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hum. gen. abbr. Recombination Activating Gene physiol. abbr. Retinal Ablation Gene UN abbr. Remember And Give mil. abbr. Regimental Artillery Group airport code Raglan, New Zealand am. radio. abbr. Repeater Amateur Group funny abbr. Rodents Are Great educ. abbr. Receiving And Giving sport abbr. Reference Aps Game religion abbr. Raising And Giving religion abbr. Raise A Grand religion abbr. Receive And Give firm name abbr. Russ Auto Group ...English abbreviation dictionary
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~1 n 1 »CLOTH« a small piece of old cloth, for example one used for cleaning things (Can I use this piece of rag for the car? | an oily old rag) 2 in rags wearing old torn clothes (an old beggar dressed in rags) 3 go from rags to riches to become very rich after starting your life very poor 4 »NEWSPAPER« informal a newspaper that you think is of low quality (The Evening News is just a provincial rag.) 5 »MUSIC« a piece of ragtime music (Georgia Rag) 6 »STUDENTS' EVENT« BrE an event organized by students every year in order to make money for people who are poor, sick etc (rag week) 7 »TRICK« BrE old-fashioned a trick played on someone as a joke (They did it as a rag.) (- see also glad rags glad (6), like a red rag to a bull red1 (6)) ~2 v ragged, ragging BrE old-fashioned to laugh at someone or play tricks on them ...Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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(rags) 1. A rag is a piece of old cloth which you can use to clean or wipe things. He was wiping his hands on an oily rag. N-VAR 2. Rags are old torn clothes. There were men, women and small children, some dressed in rags. N-PLURAL 3. People refer to a newspaper as a rag when they have a poor opinion of it. (INFORMAL) ‘This man Tom works for a local rag,’ he said. N-COUNT c darkgreen]disapproval 4. see also ragged 5. You use rags to riches to describe the way in which someone quickly becomes very rich after they have been quite poor. His was a rags-to-riches story and people admire that. PHRASE 6. If you describe something as a red rag to a bull, you mean that it is certain to make a particular person or group very angry. (mainly BRIT) This sort of information is like a red rag to a bull for the tobacco companies. PHRASE: v-link PHR, like PHR ...Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner's English Dictionary
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I. noun Etymology: Middle English ~ge, from Old English *~g, from Old Norse rogg tuft, shagginess Date: 14th century 1. a. a waste piece of cloth b. plural clothes usually in poor or ~ged condition c. clothing the ~ trade 2. something resembling a ~ 3. newspaper; especially a sleazy newspaper II. noun Etymology: Middle English ~ge Date: 14th century 1. any of various hard rocks 2. a large roofing slate that is rough on one side III. transitive verb (~ged; ~ging) Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1739 1. to rail at ; scold 2. torment, tease IV. noun Date: 1864 chiefly British an outburst of boisterous fun; also prank V. noun Etymology: short for ~time Date: 1897 a composition in ~time ...Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary
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1. n. 1 a a torn, frayed, or worn piece of woven material. b one of the irregular scraps to which cloth etc. is reduced by wear and tear. 2 (in pl.) old or worn clothes. 3 (collect.) scraps of cloth used as material for paper, stuffing, etc. 4 derog. a a newspaper. b a flag, handkerchief, curtain, etc. 5 (usu. with neg.) the smallest scrap of cloth etc. (not a rag to cover him). 6 an odd scrap; an irregular piece. 7 a jagged projection, esp. on metal. Phrases and idioms in rags 1 much torn. 2 in old torn clothes. rag-and-bone man Brit. an itinerant dealer in old clothes, furniture, etc. rag-bag 1 a bag in which scraps of fabric etc. are kept for use. 2 a miscellaneous collection. 3 sl. a sloppily-dressed woman. rag bolt a bolt with barbs to keep it tight when it has been driven in. rag book a children's book made of untearable cloth. rag doll a stuffed doll made of cloth. rag paper paper made from rags. rag-picker a collector and seller of rags. rags to riches poverty to affluence. rag trade colloq. the business of designing, making, and selling women's clothes. Etymology: ME, prob. back-form. f. RAGGED 2. n. & v. sl. --n. Brit. 1 a fund-raising programme of stunts, parades, and entertainment organized by students. 2 colloq. a prank. 3 a a rowdy celebration. b a noisy disorderly scene. --v. (ragged, ragging) 1 tr. tease; torment; play rough jokes on. 2 tr. scold; reprove severely. 3 intr. Brit. engage in rough play; be noisy and riotous. Etymology: 18th c.: orig. unkn.: cf. BALLYRAG 3. n. 1 a large coarse roofing-slate. 2 any of various kinds of hard coarse sedimentary stone that break into thick slabs. Etymology: ME: orig. unkn., but assoc. with RAG(1) 4. n. Mus. a ragtime composition or tune. Etymology: perh. f. RAGGED: see RAGTIME ...Толковый словарь английского языка Oxford English Reference
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1) грат; заусенец снимать грат; снимать заусенцы 2) рваный камень; бутовый камень 3) шиферная плита 4) мн. ч. тряпьё; ветошь 5) скрошенный табак (для сигаретных машин) 6) насекать (ручьи на валках); делать наварки (на вальцах) 7) дробить (напр. руду) ...Большой Англо-русский Русско-английский политехнический словарь
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бут, бутовый (рваный) строительный камень грат; заусенец ветошь, тряпьё кусочек; обрывок дробить камень (руду) ...Англо-русский строительный словарь
Англо-русский Русско-английский научно-технический словарь
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1. тряпка, лоскут; обрезок (ткани) 2. pl. тряпье 3. тех. ветошь; обтирочные концы 4. клок, клочок; обрывок, кусочек a rag of smoke —- струйка дыма flying rags of cloud —- летучие клочья облаков to tear smth. to rags —- изорвать что-л. в клочья (на мелкие кусочки) 5. pl. отрепья, лохмотья worn to rags —- изношенный, истрепанный to be in rags —- быть в отрепьях 6. обыкн. pl. одежда glad rags —- праздничная одежда I haven't a rag to wear —- мне совершенно нечего надеть he hasn't a rag to his back —- гол как сокол 7. пренебр. лоскут, тряпка (о носовом платке, парусе и т. п.) to cram on every rag —- мор. жарг. поднять все паруса 8. листок, газетенка 9. бот. белый волокнистый пучок (в плодах цитрусовых) 10. самая малость, капля not a rag of evidence —- никаких улик; ни тени доказательства he has still a few rags of decency —- он еще не окончательно потерял совесть 11. редк. острый угол, зазубрина 12. ам. сл. бумажный доллар 13. сл. язык 14. разг. песня или музыкальная пьеса в стиле "рэгтайм" Id: rags-to-riches story —- быстрое обогащение (бедняка); от нищеты к богатству Id: to feel like a rag —- быть совершенно измочаленным Id: to reduce smb. to a rag —- измочалить кого-л. Id: to chew the rag —- спорить; ворчать; жаловаться 15. мин. крепкий известняк, крупнозернистый песчаник; строительный камень 16. унив....Новый большой англо-русский словарь
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I noun 1) тряпка, лоскут 2) pl. тряпье, ветошь, тряпичный утиль 3) pl. отрепья; лохмотья; - in rags - glad rags 4) disdain. тряпка (о театральном занавесе); лоскут (о парусе); бумажки (о деньгах); листок (о газете и т.п.) 5) обрывок, клочок; there is not a rag of evidence - нет ни малейших улик 6) attr. тряпочный, тряпичный; a rag doll - тряпичная кукла he has not a rag to his back - у него совсем нет одежды; ему нечего носить II univ.; coll. 1. noun 1) грубые шутки; поддразнивание; розыгрыш; - say for a rag 2) скандал; шум to get ones rag out coll. - разозлиться, выйти из себя 2. v. 1) дразнить; разыгрывать 2) шуметь, скандалить III 1. noun крепкий известняк, крупнозернистый песчаник 2. v. 1) дробить камни; дробить руду (для сортировки) 2) tech. снимать заусенцы RAG fair барахолка, толкучка RAG paper тряпичная бумага RAG trade noun производство и продажа одежды (особенно женской) ...Англо-русский словарь
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