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ragged

/ˈɹæɡɪd/ /ɹæɡd/

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adjective

Hecho jirones, harapiento

In tatters, having the texture broken.

Examples :

"a ragged coat"

Un abrigo harapiento

appearance material condition

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adjective

Deshilachado, irregular

Having rough edges; jagged or uneven

Examples :

"ragged rocks"

Rocas deshilachadas

appearance quality

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adjective

Áspero, estridente

Harsh-sounding; having an unpleasant noise

Examples :

"The old, rusty pipes made a ragged sound as the water flowed through them. "

Las viejas tuberías oxidadas emitían un sonido áspero cuando el agua fluía a través de ellas.

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adjective

Andrajoso, harapiento

Wearing tattered clothes.

Examples :

"a ragged fellow"

un tipo andrajoso

appearance wear

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adjective

Áspero, desaliñado, harapiento

Rough; shaggy; rugged.

Examples :

"The stray dog had a ragged coat of fur, matted with dirt and burrs. "

El perro callejero tenía un pelaje áspero, enmarañado con suciedad y abrojos.

appearance style quality

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adjective

Defectuoso, malo

Faulty; lacking in skill, reliability, or organization.

Examples :

"The team's presentation was ragged; they hadn't practiced enough and their ideas weren't well-organized. "

La presentación del equipo fue defectuosa; no habían practicado lo suficiente y sus ideas no estaban bien organizadas.

quality condition character

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adjective

Sincopado

Performed in a syncopated manner, especially in ragtime.

Examples :

"The pianist played a lively, ragged version of "Maple Leaf Rag." "

El pianista tocó una versión animada y sincopada de "Maple Leaf Rag".

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adjective

Desigual, irregular

Of a data structure: having uneven levels.

Examples :

"a ragged hierarchy"

una jerarquía desigual

computing technical structure

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verb

Decorar con un trapo

To decorate (a wall, etc.) by applying paint with a rag.

Examples :

"The art student ragged the canvas with shades of blue and green. "

El estudiante de arte decoró el lienzo con tonos de azul y verde con un trapo.

art style building

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verb

Deshilacharse, hacerse jirones

To become tattered.

Examples :

"The old sweater had been washed so many times it had ragged at the elbows. "

El viejo suéter se había lavado tantas veces que se había deshilachado en los codos.

appearance condition wear

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verb

Triturar

To break (ore) into lumps for sorting.

Examples :

"The miners ragged the freshly blasted ore into manageable chunks before sorting the valuable minerals. "

Los mineros trituraron el mineral recién volado en trozos manejables antes de clasificar los minerales valiosos.

industry material process technical

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verb

Desbastar

To cut or dress roughly, as a grindstone.

Examples :

"The carpenter ragged the edges of the wood plank to make it fit the frame more snugly. "

El carpintero desbastó los bordes de la tabla de madera para que encajara mejor en el marco.

technical machine work

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verb

Regañar, reprender, atormentar, burlarse

To scold or tell off; to torment; to banter.

Examples :

"My brother ragged on me for forgetting my homework again. "

Mi hermano me regañó por olvidar mi tarea otra vez.

language communication action word

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verb

Conducir de forma brusca

To drive a car or another vehicle in a hard, fast or unsympathetic manner.

Examples :

"The taxi driver ragged the old pickup truck on the way to the airport, making everyone inside feel uncomfortable. "

El taxista condujo de forma brusca la vieja camioneta en el camino al aeropuerto, haciendo que todos dentro se sintieran incómodos.

vehicle action traffic

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verb

Burlarse, atormentar, novatear

To tease or torment, especially at a university; to bully, to haze.

Examples :

""The older students used to ragged the new freshmen by making them sing silly songs in public." "

Los estudiantes mayores solían atormentar a los nuevos estudiantes de primer año haciéndoles cantar canciones tontas en público.

action human society education

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verb

Tocar ragtime

To play or compose (a piece, melody, etc.) in syncopated time.

Examples :

"The musician ragged the familiar melody, making it sound exciting and new. "

El músico tocó la melodía familiar en ragtime, haciéndola sonar emocionante y nueva.

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verb

Bailar ragtime

To dance to ragtime music.

Examples :

"At the lively party, Grandma surprised everyone by starting to ragged to the old Scott Joplin tune. "

En la animada fiesta, la abuela sorprendió a todos al empezar a bailar ragtime con la vieja melodía de Scott Joplin.

music dance entertainment

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verb

Sincopar

To add syncopation (to a tune) and thereby make it appropriate for a ragtime song.

Examples :

"The pianist decided to rag the old hymn, turning it into a lively ragtime number for the church social. "

El pianista decidió sincopar el antiguo himno, convirtiéndolo en un animado número de ragtime para la reunión social de la iglesia.