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rag

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noun

破烂衣裳, 碎布.

(in the plural) Tattered clothes.

Examples :

"After the picnic, the children were wearing rags – their nice clothes were torn and dirty. "

野餐过后，孩子们都穿着破烂衣裳——他们漂亮的衣服都撕破了，而且很脏。

appearance wear material

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noun

破布，碎布。

A piece of old cloth; a tattered piece of cloth; a shred, a tatter.

Examples :

"My grandmother used a worn rag to wipe the kitchen counter. "

我奶奶用一块旧破布擦拭厨房台面。

material wear thing

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noun

叫花子，乞丐。

A shabby, beggarly fellow; a ragamuffin.

Examples :

"The boy, a ragged rag, tried to sneak into the schoolyard without paying the entrance fee. "

那个男孩，一个衣衫褴褛的叫花子，试图偷偷溜进学校操场，想不付门票钱。

person appearance

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noun

毛刺，飞边

A ragged edge in metalworking.

Examples :

"The metalworker carefully filed the rag on the edge of the metal plate. "

那个金属工人小心地锉掉了金属板边缘的毛刺。

technical industry material

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noun

帆，篷布。

A sail, or any piece of canvas.

Examples :

"The sailboat's main rag billowed in the wind. "

这艘帆船的主帆在风中鼓胀起来。

nautical sailing

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noun

报纸，杂志

A newspaper, magazine.

Examples :

"I wouldn't believe everything you read in that rag; it's known for sensational stories. "

我才不会相信你在那份烂报纸上读到的所有东西呢，那家报纸可是出了名地喜欢编造耸人听闻的故事。

media literature

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noun

板凳球员, 替补队员

A poor, low-ranking kicker.

Examples :

"I have ace-four on my hand. In other words, I have ace-rag."

我手里的牌是A带一张小牌，换句话说，就是A带着一张板凳球员牌。

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verb

用抹布擦拭，抹。

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

Examples :

"The student rag the walls of her bedroom with bright yellow paint. "

这个学生用亮黄色的油漆，用抹布擦拭装饰了她卧室的墙壁。

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verb

变破，磨损。

To become tattered.

Examples :

"The old school uniform shirt had ragged edges; it had ragged over time from constant use. "

那件旧校服衬衫的边缘已经磨损得破破烂烂了；它因为经常穿，随着时间的推移变得破旧不堪。

wear condition appearance material

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noun

粗石，粗砾石。

A coarse kind of rock, somewhat cellular in texture; ragstone.

Examples :

"The old stone wall was made of a rough, reddish rag. "

那堵老石墙是用粗糙的、带红色的粗砾石砌成的。

geology material

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verb

选矿，粗选

To break (ore) into lumps for sorting.

Examples :

"The miner had to rag the rock ore to separate the gold from the rest. "

矿工必须对矿石进行粗选，才能把金子从其他杂质中分离出来。

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verb

粗略修整，磨砺。

To cut or dress roughly, as a grindstone.

Examples :

"The carpenter used a coarse file to rag the wood, making it smoother. "

木匠用粗锉刀粗略地修整木头，使它更光滑。

technical industry work

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noun

恶作剧，玩笑.

A prank or practical joke.

Examples :

"The students pulled a rag on the new teacher, hiding her keys. "

学生们捉弄了新老师，把她的钥匙藏了起来。

entertainment action game character

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筹款活动, 慈善募捐活动

A society run by university students for the purpose of charitable fundraising.

Examples :

"The university rag organized a bake sale to raise money for the local animal shelter. "

大学的慈善募捐活动组织了一个义卖，为当地的动物收容所筹集资金。

society organization education group culture

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verb

责骂，训斥，戏弄

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

Examples :

"The teacher ragged on the student for forgetting their homework again. "

老师又因为学生忘记带作业而狠狠地训斥了他一顿。

attitude character communication language action emotion human word

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verb

猛开，狂飙

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

Examples :

"The taxi driver ragged the car through the busy streets, barely slowing for pedestrians. "

出租车司机猛开着车在繁忙的街道上狂飙，几乎没为行人减速。

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verb

捉弄，欺负，戏弄。

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

Examples :

"The freshmen were ragged by the upperclassmen during their first week at the university. "

大学开学的第一周，大一新生们被高年级学生狠狠地捉弄了一番。

attitude action society education human

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noun

拉格泰姆舞会，弦乐舞会

An informal dance party featuring music played by African-American string bands.

Examples :

"The school's annual talent show included a lively rag featuring a local string band. "

学校一年一度的才艺表演包括一场热闹的弦乐舞会，由当地的弦乐队演奏助兴。

music dance entertainment culture

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拉格泰姆音乐，拉格泰姆舞曲

A ragtime song, dance or piece of music.

Examples :

"My grandmother loved to listen to rag music while she was doing her laundry. "

我奶奶一边洗衣服，一边喜欢听拉格泰姆音乐。

music dance entertainment

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verb

演奏拉格泰姆，创作拉格泰姆。

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

Examples :

"The musician ragged the familiar tune, giving it a lively, off-beat feel. "

这位音乐家用拉格泰姆风格演奏了这首熟悉的曲子，赋予了它一种活泼跳跃的感觉。

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跳拉格泰姆舞，随着拉格泰姆音乐跳舞。

To dance to ragtime music.

Examples :

"They loved to rag at the jazz club every Saturday night. "

他们喜欢每个周六晚上在爵士俱乐部跳拉格泰姆舞。

music dance entertainment

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verb

使具有切分音，使成拉格泰姆风格。

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

Examples :

"The musician rag'd the familiar melody, making it sound perfect for a lively ragtime performance. "

那位音乐家对这首熟悉的旋律进行了切分音处理，使它听起来非常适合充满活力的拉格泰姆表演。