rip
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verb
TEAR 撕破
ADVANCED intransitive or transitive
■to pull apart; to tear or be torn violently and quickly 撕裂；撕破；划破•His new trousers ripped when he bent down.他弯腰时把新裤子撑开了线。 •I ripped my shirt on a nail.我的衬衫被一颗钉子划破了。 •[+ obj + adj] She excitedly ripped the parcel open.她兴奋地撕开了包裹。 •The wind ripped the flag to/into shreds (= into little pieces).风把旗子刮成了一缕缕的破布条。 ADVANCED transitive + adverb or preposition
■to remove something quickly, without being careful 迅速扯开；猛力去除•I wish the old fireplaces hadn't been ripped out.我真希望当时没有拆掉这些旧壁炉。 •We ripped up the carpets and laid a new wooden floor.我们拖走了地毯，铺了新木地板。
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COPY 复制
transitive
■to copy pictures or sounds from a CD or DVD onto a computer （从光碟把图片或声音）撷取／复制（至电脑）•How do I rip a DVD movie to my hard drive?我怎样把一套DVD电影撷取到我的硬碟上？
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Phrasal Verbs [M] rip sb off informal
■to cheat someone by making them pay too much money for something 讹诈（某人）；敲（某人）竹杠•Bob's tickets cost much less than ours - I think we've been ripped off.鲍勃买的票比我们的便宜多了——我觉得我们被人敲了竹杠。
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Phrasal Verbs [M] rip sth off
REMOVE
■to remove something very quickly and carelessly 猛地撕掉；迅速脱掉•They ripped off their clothes and ran into the sea.他们迅速脱掉衣服跳进了大海。 STEAL slang
■to steal something 偷窃，窃取•He rips stuff off from supermarkets to pay for his heroin.他从超市偷东西来换海洛因。
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Phrasal Verbs rip through sth
■to move very powerfully through a place or building, destroying it quickly （快速猛烈地）钻入，穿透，冲过•The explosion ripped through the hotel.爆炸将宾馆炸穿了。 •A hurricane ripped through the Caribbean.一股飓风席卷了加勒比海。
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Phrasal Verbs [M] rip sth up
■to tear something into small pieces 把…撕成碎片•She ripped up his letters and burned the pieces.她把他的信撕成碎片烧了。
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noun countable
TEAR 撕破
■a tear in a piece of cloth or paper 裂口，缺口•Your sleeve has got a rip in it.你袖子上裂了道口子。
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noun countable
COPY 复制
■a copy of a CD or DVD that you make on a computer （在电脑上制作的光碟）复制本•illegal rips of copyrighted music版权音乐的非法复制本 |