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tatters

/ˈtætəz/ /ˈtætɚz/

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noun

Harapos, jirones

A shred of torn cloth; an individual item of torn and ragged clothing.

Examples :

"After the dog dragged it through the mud, the old blanket was left in tatters. "

Después de que el perro la arrastró por el barro, la vieja manta quedó hecha jirones.

appearance material

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verb

Hacer trizas, destrozar

To destroy an article of clothing etc. by shredding.

Examples :

"The dog playfully tatters his new squeaky toy within minutes of getting it. "

El perro hace trizas juguetonamente su nuevo juguete chirriante a los pocos minutos de recibirlo.

wear material appearance

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verb

Hecho jirones, hacerse pedazos

To fall into tatters.

Examples :

"My old jacket had been worn so much that it was starting to tatters. "

Mi vieja chaqueta se había usado tanto que estaba empezando a hacerse jirones.

condition appearance

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noun

Encajera

A person engaged in tatting.

Examples :

"While less common, here's a sentence that uses "tatters" as a noun referring to a person who does tatting: "The local craft fair always features a tatters demonstrating delicate lace making." "

Aunque es menos común, aquí hay una frase que usa "encajera" como sustantivo que se refiere a una persona que hace encaje: La feria de artesanía local siempre presenta a una encajera que demuestra la delicada elaboración de encaje.

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noun

Harapos, jirones

Ragged clothing or fabric, paper, etc.

Examples :

"After the dog finished playing with the old blanket, it was in tatters. "

Después de que el perro terminó de jugar con la manta vieja, estaba hecha jirones.

appearance material wear condition