rip
/rɪp/ verb (present participle ripping, past tense and past participle ripped)Translation
› [I, T] to tear quickly and suddenly, or to tear something quickly and suddenly
yırtmak, yırtılmak, paramparça etmek
She ripped her dress getting off her bike. He ripped open the parcel.1967 rip sth out/off/from, etc › to remove something by pulling it away quickly
yırtarak çekip çıkarmak; parçalayarak çıkarmak
Hedges had been ripped out to make larger fields.19671648 › [T] to copy information from a CD onto an MP3 player (= a piece of electronic equipment or a computer program for storing music)
rip sb off phrasal verb informal CD'den MP3'e kopyalamak/aktarmak
1333 › to cheat someone by making them pay too much money for something
rip sth off phrasal verb kazık atmak, soymak, kazıklamak
We were ripped off by the first taxi driver.1052397 › to remove a piece of clothing very quickly and carelessly
rip through sth phrasal verb hızlıca çıkarıp atmak; çabuk çabuk çıkarmak; parçalayıp çıkarmak
I ripped off my clothes and jumped in the shower.815 › to move through a place or building, destroying it quickly
rip sth up phrasal verb yıkarak ilerlemek, yıkıp geçmek
The bomb ripped through the building, killing six people.1974 › to tear something into small pieces
parça parça etmek, yırtarak küçük parçalara ayırmak
He ripped up all her letters.1967(Definition of rip verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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