rip
RIP
definition
verb
a fan tried to rip his pants off during a show
tear or pull (something) quickly or forcibly away from something or someone.
fire ripped through her bungalow
move forcefully and rapidly.
noun
A jagged piece of basalt had torn a fresh rip in the hem of her robes, and a gash from the same rock was bleeding freely.
a long tear or cut.
If you think it's a rip , don't buy it!
a fraud or swindle; a rip-off.
translation of 'rip'
verb
مزق,
اندفع,
قلع,
فرم,
انشق
noun
شخص متهتك,
فرس مرهق عديم النفع,
شق
example
Around every 'rip' and tear, she saw the dark rings the blood had made in the clothing.
It's like jumping into the ocean, with the waves crushing, and if you go too far out, you might be caught in a 'rip' .
a fan tried to 'rip' his trousers off during a show
I saw Pocket running towards the closed door and ran after him, tripping and hearing a horrible 'rip' as the hem of my dress was torn.
What's more, I'd wager that there are even more people who simply 'rip' DVDs they've rented from the local video store - but I see no mention of that form of piracy in the article.
he heard something 'rip'
there was a 'rip' in his sweatshirt
Then you'd found it, in the lining of your jacket, inside that 'rip' you'd created to stash money safely.
he felt the gut-wrenching tug of the 'rip' as he approached the shore
Without hesitation, I gladly tore it up into many pieces, enjoying each 'rip' and tear of the material as I let the wind blow it away.
The pants had a 'rip' on the knee.
It seemed almost all of Ralph's garments possessed at least one 'rip' or tear, as did Jude's.
The food is above average, wine list is good, but it's a 'rip' for sure.
I've seen stores selling 2000 point cards for over 25 bucks! What a 'rip' !
Bren pulled Sarah's hair till I thought it was going to 'rip' right off her head.
The removal of each piece was punctuated by the 'rip' of Velcro.
Media encoding for home and professional use is becoming more popular, as more users 'rip' audio to their hard drives, or edit home movies.
Carefully, doing her best not to 'rip' it, Adia pulled the crumpled piece of paper out of the hole and unfolded it.
“Where is that old 'rip'?” a deep voice shouted
Akushu looked at a fresh 'rip' in her skirt, frowning.
‘Where is that old 'rip'?’ a deep voice shouted
A starburst of gray dust exploded across the front of her shirt, but there was no tear or 'rip' on the fabric itself.
he seemed to be saying with each 'rip' of a page—how dare she enjoy reading books?
If you think it's a 'rip' , don't buy it!
The onslaught of the Trojan army is ‘charging in as a heavy surf roars in against the 'rip' at a river's mouth.’
He closed his eyes tightly as Marcell slipped a hand under his shirt and tore the material with a vicious 'rip' .
Time seemed to slow down as she fell, and as she hit the ground she felt the 'rip' and tear of ligaments, heard the crack of bones shattering.
A jagged piece of basalt had torn a fresh 'rip' in the hem of her robes, and a gash from the same rock was bleeding freely.
I don't want to 'rip' the plank that hits the stair molding because I don't think the cut will be straight enough.
The more I read, the more I wanted to 'rip' the pages apart.
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