Rip Meaning in English
word
/ˈɹɪp/
rip
/ɹˈɪp/
rip
释义
To tear something quickly or forcefully, often by pulling it apart. It can also mean to remove something suddenly with force.
用法与细微差别
Often used for paper, clothes, or packaging: 'rip a page', 'rip your jeans', 'rip open a bag'. 'Tear' is often slightly more neutral, while 'rip' sounds stronger, quicker, or more violent. 'Rip off' is a separate phrasal verb that can mean remove quickly or cheat someone.
Spanish: rasgar - arrancar bruscamentePortuguese (BR): rasgar - arrancar com forçaPortuguese (PT): rasgar - arrancar com forçaChinese (Simplified): 撕破 - 猛扯下Chinese (Traditional): 撕破 - 猛扯下Hindi: फाड़ना - झटके से खींचकर निकालनाArabic: يمزّق - ينتزع بعنفBengali: ছিঁড়ে ফেলা - ছিঁড়ে নেওয়াRussian: порвать - разорвать - срыватьJapanese: 引き裂く - 破るVietnamese: xé - xé rách - giật raKorean: 찢다 - 뜯어내다Turkish: yırtmak - koparmakUrdu: پھاڑنا - چیر دیناIndonesian: xé - giật ra - xé toạc
例句
Be careful not to rip the paper.
basic
He ripped his shirt on the fence.
basic
She ripped the photo in half.
basic
I couldn't open the box, so I just ripped it open.
natural
The wind ripped the umbrella out of my hands.
natural
He ripped the bandage off without warning.
natural