rag

rag
ræɡ
noun
(a piece of old, torn or worn cloth: I'll polish my bike with this old rag.) fille, klut
- raggedly
- raggedness
- rags
fille
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klut
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lapp
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tekstilavfall
I
subst. \/ræɡ\/
1) (også spøkefullt om flagg, lommetørkle e.l.) fille, klut
2) (hverdagslig) (kles)fille
3) (hverdagslig) (avis)blekke, lefse
• the local rag
4) fnugg, grann
• there wasn't a rag of evidence
det fantes ikke fnugg av bevis
5) forklaring: studentarrangement i form av originale påfunn, opptog, karneval e.l., til veldedige formål
6) halloi, leven
7) ragtimelåt, ragtimemelodi
8) (bygg) stor, grovt formet skiferplate
9) finskåret tobakk
10) (metallarbeid) grat, skjegg
11) (slang) (sanitets)bind
be on the rag ha mensen (amer., hverdagslig) være i dårlig humør, være sint
chew the rag la skravla gå diskutere (i det uendelige) beklage seg, surmule
from rag to riches fra armod til rikdom
get one's rag out (gammeldags, hverdagslig) bli i dårlig humør, bli sint
glad rags finklær, finstas
like a red rag to a bull som å vifte med en rød klut
lose one's rag (gammeldags, hverdagslig) miste humøret
the rag trade (hverdagslig) klesbransjen
spread every rag of sail sette alle kluter til
tear to rags rive i stykker, rive i filler
• she tore his charachter to rags
hun levnet ham ikke ære for fem øre
• the coat was torn to rags
jakken var revet i filler
II
verb \/ræɡ\/
1) skjelle ut
2) erte, plage
3) bråke, holde leven
4) spille i ragtimetakt
5) male med klut
III
adj. \/ræɡ\/
fille-, klute-, lappe-

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