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rip

UK
/rɪp/
US
/rɪp/
rip down
rip off
rip out
rip up

Translations

ripnoun
rips
pl
UK
/rɪp/
US
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There was a rip in the fabric of the dress.
На ткани платья был разрыв.
The earthquake caused a rip in the ground.
Землетрясение вызвало разлом в земле.
The rip in the paper was too large to fix.
Разрез на бумаге был слишком большим, чтобы его исправить.
Additional translations
раздирание
разрывание
Synonyms
break
tear
fissure
gash
split
ripverb
ripped
Past Simple
ripped
Past Participle
ripping
Gerund
UK
/rɪp/
US
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She tried to rip the bandage off quickly.
Она попыталась быстро сорвать повязку.
The strong wind began to rip the sails.
Сильный ветер начал разрывать паруса.
He decided to rip the old shirt into pieces.
Он решил порвать старую рубашку на куски.
Additional translations
вскрывать
Synonyms
split
shred
lacerate
rend
slash
cleave
tear
Antonyms
fix
repair
mend
ripinterjection
Internet slang abbreviation for “rest in peace,” used as an expression of sympathy or lament.
Synonyms
poor thing
that's rough
too bad
bummer
oh no
sorry
so sad
condolences
rest in peace
R.I.P.
ripadjective
UK
/rɪp/
US
/rɪp/
Attributive use of the noun (e.g., rip current); functions adjectivally before another noun.
Synonyms
thorough
total
rollicking
absolute
complete
utter
thrilling
splendid
dashing
boisterous
rousing
rip-roaring
ripping
lively

Definitions

ripnoun
A tear or cut in something, especially fabric or paper.
She noticed a rip in her dress just before the party started.
A stretch of turbulent water in the sea or a river.
The swimmers were warned about the dangerous rip near the shore.
A slang term for a cheat or swindle.
He felt the price was a rip and decided not to buy the product.
A digital copy of audio, video, or other data extracted from a physical medium or file.
He made a high-quality rip of the DVD for his media server.
ripverb
To tear or split something quickly or forcefully.
She accidentally ripped her dress while climbing over the fence.
To remove something quickly or violently.
He ripped the bandage off to check the wound.
To criticize or attack someone or something harshly.
The critics ripped the movie for its lack of originality.
To move forcefully or rapidly.
The car ripped down the highway at an incredible speed.
To copy audio, video, or other data from a physical medium or file onto a computer.
She spent the afternoon ripping her old CDs to her laptop.
ripinterjection
Used to mean “rest in peace,” expressing sympathy after someone or something has died or been lost.
Rip, old friend—you will be missed.
ripadjective
Attributive, used before another noun to denote a stretch of fast-moving or dangerous water.
Lifeguards posted warnings about the rip currents along the beach.
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