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tattered

/ˈtætəd/ /ˈtætɚd/

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verb

مزق، شق

To destroy an article of clothing etc. by shredding.

Examples :

"The angry toddler tattered the new drawing book, ripping pages with his tiny hands. "

مزق الطفل الغاضب كتاب الرسم الجديد، ممزقًا الصفحات بيديه الصغيرتين.

appearance wear

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verb

تمزق، تهالك

To fall into tatters.

Examples :

"The old, worn-out flag, once proudly displayed, had tattered in the strong winds. "

تمزقت الراية القديمة البالية، التي كانت تُعرض بفخر ذات يوم، في الرياح القوية.

appearance condition

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adjective

ممزق، مهلهل، رث

Rent in tatters, torn, hanging in rags; ragged

Examples :

"The old, tattered book lay on the dusty shelf, its pages falling out. "

كان الكتاب القديم الممزق ملقى على الرف المترب، وصفحاته تتساقط.

appearance condition wear

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adjective

ممزق، مهلهل

Dressed in tatters or rags; ragged

Examples :

"The old man, tattered and worn, sat on the park bench, holding a worn-out newspaper. "

جلس الرجل العجوز الممزق والبالي على مقعد الحديقة، ممسكًا بجريدة بالية.

appearance condition

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adjective

ممزق، مهترئ، بالٍ

Dilapidated; showing gaps or breaks; jagged; broken

Examples :

"The old flag hanging outside the school was faded and tattered, with pieces torn from its edges. "

كان العلم القديم المعلق خارج المدرسة باهتًا وممزقًا، مع قطع ممزقة من حوافه.

appearance condition