英[ræɡ]美[ræɡ]
记忆方法
万物拟声法
来自古诺斯语rogg,破布,粗糙的纺织物,来自PIE*reue,撕开,粉碎,词源同ruin,rough,rug.词源不详,可能为拟声词。
采编自网络
r=grass,草
用草做的衣服→“破布”
以前的富人都很喜欢戏弄穷人(穿着破布的人)→“戏弄”
n.破布
v.戏弄
固定搭配:
①in rags 衣衫褴褛
用草做的衣服→“破布”
以前的富人都很喜欢戏弄穷人(穿着破布的人)→“戏弄”
n.破布
v.戏弄
固定搭配:
①in rags 衣衫褴褛
noun(名词)verb(动词)
双解例句
noun(名词)verb(动词)
小知识
A torn bit of old fabric is a rag. You might use a rag to dust the bookshelf or scrub the bathtub, but you wouldn't want to wear one.
If your clothes are torn and dirty, they're also rags, and from the sense of “worthless scrap,” trashy or low quality newspapers have also long been called rags. A rag is also a somewhat annoying joke, and to rag someone is to annoy or harass them. The phrase “from rags to riches” describes a classic and deeply satisfying storyline: the tale of a poor person who becomes gloriously rich.
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常用短语
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重要短语
in rags穿着破衣,衣衫褴褛
from rags to riches由穷致富
red rag斗牛用的红布;激怒人的东西
rag doll布洋娃娃;碎布制玩偶
from rags to riches由穷致富
red rag斗牛用的红布;激怒人的东西
rag doll布洋娃娃;碎布制玩偶