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ragged

/ˈɹæɡɪd/ /ɹæɡd/

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adjective

破烂的，褴褛的

In tatters, having the texture broken.

Examples :

"a ragged coat"

一件破烂的 coat (pò làn de coat)

appearance material condition

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adjective

破烂的，粗糙的

Having rough edges; jagged or uneven

Examples :

"ragged rocks"

粗糙不平的岩石

appearance quality

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adjective

刺耳，粗糙。

Harsh-sounding; having an unpleasant noise

Examples :

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

老旧生锈的管道，流水经过时发出刺耳的声音。

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adjective

衣衫褴褛，破烂的。

Wearing tattered clothes.

Examples :

"a ragged fellow"

一个衣衫褴褛的家伙

appearance wear

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adjective

粗糙的，破烂的，蓬乱的

Rough; shaggy; rugged.

Examples :

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

这只流浪狗的毛皮又粗糙又蓬乱，还结满了泥土和芒刺。

appearance style quality

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adjective

参差不齐，马马虎虎。

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. "

这个团队的演示马马虎虎，他们练习不够，而且想法也缺乏组织。

quality condition character

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adjective

切分节奏的，不规则的。

Performed in a syncopated manner, especially in ragtime.

Examples :

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

钢琴师充满活力地演奏了一曲节奏跳跃、带有切分节奏的《枫叶叶拉格》。

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adjective

不规整的，参差不齐的。

Of a data structure: having uneven levels.

Examples :

"a ragged hierarchy"

一个层级不规整的结构

computing technical structure

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verb

抹色，抹涂。

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

Examples :

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

那个艺术系学生用蓝色和绿色在画布上抹色。

art style building

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verb

变得破烂，变得褴褛

To become tattered.

Examples :

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

这件旧毛衣洗了太多次，肘部都磨破了，开始变得破破烂烂的。

appearance condition wear

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verb

把（矿石）砸碎，把（矿石）弄成块。

To break (ore) into lumps for sorting.

Examples :

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

矿工们把刚爆破出来的矿石砸碎成块，以便分拣出有价值的矿物。

industry material process technical

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verb

粗磨，使表面粗糙。

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. "

木匠粗磨了木板的边缘，使它能更紧密地嵌入框架。

technical machine work

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verb

责骂，嘲弄，戏弄.

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

Examples :

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

我哥哥又嘲笑我忘带作业了。

language communication action word

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verb

猛开，飞车

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. "

出租车司机一路猛开那辆旧皮卡，赶往机场，让车里的人都感到很不舒服。

vehicle action traffic

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verb

戏弄，欺凌。

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." "

以前高年级的学生常常戏弄新生，比如让他们在公共场合唱傻歌。

action human society education

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verb

演奏切分音，作拉格泰姆乐曲

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

Examples :

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

那位乐师用切分音演奏了这首熟悉的旋律，让它听起来既激动人心又焕然一新。

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verb

跳拉格泰姆舞，跳雷格泰姆舞。

To dance to ragtime music.

Examples :

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

在热闹的派对上，奶奶随着老斯科特·乔普林的曲子跳起了拉格泰姆舞，让大家都感到很惊讶。

music dance entertainment

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verb

使具有切分音，使拉格泰姆化

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. "

钢琴师决定给这首老赞美诗加入切分音，使它拉格泰姆化，把它变成一首欢快的拉格泰姆曲，以便在教堂社交活动上演奏。