Laban Dictionary - Từ diển Anh Việt, Việt Anh
Anh - Việt
Việt - Anh
Anh - Anh
Tra từ
Laban Dictionary trên mobile
Extension Laban Dictionary
RIP
/,a:rai'pi:/
Đọc giọng UK
Đọc giọng US
rip
/ˈrɪp/
Đọc giọng UK
Đọc giọng US
rip
Đọc giọng UK
Đọc giọng US
Anh-Việt
Anh-Anh
Đồng nghĩa
(viết tắt của tiếng La tinh requiescat (requiescant) in pace) (thường ghi trên mộ chí)
[cầu mong cho ông, bà, các vị] yên nghỉ
James
Dent
RIP
cầu mong cho ông James Dent yên nghỉ
* Các từ tương tự:
rip
,
rip-cord
,
rip-current
,
rip-off
,
rip-roaring
,
rip-tide
,
riparian
,
ripe
,
ripe-off
verb
rips; ripped; ripping
[+ obj] :to tear, split, or open (something) quickly or violently
She
ripped
the
fabric
in
half
.
He
ripped
open
the
package
.
The
dog
ripped
the
pillow
to
shreds
/
pieces
.
The
dog
ripped
a
hole
[=
made
a
hole
]
in
the
pillow
.
The
force
of
the
explosion
ripped
a
hole
in
the
wall
.
[no obj] :to become torn or split
Her
coat
ripped
when
it
caught
on
the
doorknob
.
The
seam
has
ripped
.
always followed by an adverb or preposition [+ obj] :to remove (something) quickly or violently
I
ripped
the
poster
off
the
wall
.
The
sink
had
been
ripped
from
the
wall
.
He
ripped
the
page
out
of
the
magazine
.
She
ripped
off
her
mask
.
He
ripped
the
letter
from
my
hands
.
[no obj] :to go or move very quickly through or into something
The
fire
ripped
through
the
forest
.
an
epidemic
that
ripped
through
the
region
The
bullet
ripped
into
her
leg
.
[+ obj] :to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way
(
US
)
The
coach
ripped
[=
ripped
into
]
his
team
for
their
sloppy
play
.
His
latest
movie
was
ripped
to
shreds
/
pieces
by
the
critics
.
let rip
informal
to do something in a way that is full of anger or energy
For
the
concert
finale
,
the
band
let
rip
with
a
fantastic
version
of
the
song
that
made
them
famous
.
I
don't
think
anyone
expected
the
senator
to
let
rip
at
the
press
conference
like
that
. [=
to
speak
in
such
an
angry
way
]
let (something) rip :to make (a car, boat, machine, etc.) go very fast - usually used in phrases like let it rip and let her/'er rip
Once
we
got
the
boat
out
into
the
open
water
,
we
let
it
rip.
rip apart
[phrasal verb]
rip (something) apart or rip apart (something) :to completely destroy (something) by tearing it into pieces
The
child
ripped
the
toy
apart
.
Strong
winds
had
ripped
apart
many
of
the
little
beach
bungalows
. -
often
used
figuratively
a
tragedy
/
scandal
that
almost
ripped
the
family
apart
rip (someone or something) apart or rip apart (someone or something) :to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way especially by describing weaknesses, flaws, etc.
Critics
ripped
the
author's
latest
novel
apart
.
an
article
that
rips
apart
the
mayor's
plan
rip into
[phrasal verb]
rip into (someone or something) :to criticize (someone or something) in a very harsh or angry way
The
coach
ripped
into
[=
tore
into
]
the
team
after
the
game
.
She
ripped
into
the
band's
last
performance
.
rip off
[phrasal verb] informal
rip (someone) off or rip off (someone) :to steal from or cheat (someone)
Hundreds
of
people
were
ripped
off
in
a
scam
involving
two
people
who
claimed
to
be
collecting
money
for
disaster
victims
.
The
store
had
been
ripping
customers
off
for
years
.
I
wasn't
trying
to
rip
you
off
.
I
thought
$50
was
a
fair
price
.
rip (something) off or rip off (something)
to steal (something)
The
organization's
treasurer
ripped
off
almost
$6,000
before
being
caught
.
Somebody
ripped
off
[=
stole
]
all
our
equipment
. =
All
our
equipment
got
ripped
off
. [=
stolen
]
b disapproving :to copy or imitate (something) improperly :to make something that is too much like (something made by someone else)
The
film
has
done
well
,
but
its
makers
have
been
accused
of
ripping
off
another
movie
made
30
years
ago
. -
see
also
rip-off
rip up
[phrasal verb]
rip (something) up or rip up (something) :to completely destroy (something) by tearing it into pieces
He
ripped
up
the
letter
.
noun
plural rips
[count] :a long tear in something
She
has
a
rip
in
her
coat
.
* Các từ tương tự:
rip cord
,
ripe
,
ripen
,
rip-off
,
riposte
,
ripped
,
ripple
,
ripple effect
,
rip-roaring
verb
I ripped my trousers on that nail. The paper ripped because you yanked it out of my hand
tear
(
apart
or
asunder
)
rend
be
torn
or
rent
split
cut
(
apart
)
rip off
They broke into my car and ripped off my tape deck
a
steal
purloin
rob
snatch
pilfer
filch
take
shoplift
Colloq
pinch
Brit
nick
Slang
lift
swipe
US
boost
promote
A smooth couple got œ100 by using the old 'stuffed wallet' trick to rip me off
b
cheat
swindle
trick
fleece
bilk
dupe
deceive
defraud
embezzle
Colloq
con
bamboozle
Slang
skin
gyp
rook
noun
The vandals tore a foot-long rip in the top of my new convertible
tear
rent
split
gash
slash
rift
cleft
rupture
Go top
ask
Title
Maximize
Đóng
Content