jag
/dʒæɡ/noun
C1formalcommon/dʒæɡ/A noun referring to a sharp projection on an edge or surface, or a slit or flap in historical garments, or a bout of drinking or drug taking.
ruСуществительное, обозначающее острый выступ на краю или поверхности, или прорезь или клапан в исторической одежде, или запой или приём наркотиков.esSustantivo que designa un saliente afilado en un borde o superficie, o una abertura o solapa en una prenda histórica, o un atracón de bebida o consumo de drogas.frNom désignant une pointe ou une saillie aiguë sur un bord ou une surface, ou une fente ou une découpure dans un vêtement historique, ou une beuverie ou une prise de drogue.deSubstantiv, das einen scharfen Vorsprung oder eine Kerbe an einer Kante oder Oberfläche bezeichnet, einen Schlitz oder Verschluss an historischer Kleidung oder umgangssprachlich eine Phase übermäßigen Trinkens oder Drogenkonsums.ptSubstantivo que designa uma ponta ou saliência afiada no borda ou superfície de algo, ou um corte ou abertura na roupa, ou ainda um período de consumo excessivo de álcool ou de drogas.zh指边缘或表面上的尖锐突出部分,如锯齿、尖刺;也指历史上服装上的开衩或开口;还可指一段狂饮或吸毒的时期。arاسم يدل على نتوء حاد أو سنّ بارز على حافة أو سطح، أو شقّ أو فتحة في الثوب، أو نوبة شراب متواصلة أو تعاطٍ للمخدرات.
- Sharp projection B2 formal
A sharp, pointed projection on an edge or surface, such as a notch or tooth.
- The saw blade had many tiny jags along its edge.
- Be careful of the jag on that piece of metal.
- The rock's jag cut through his glove.
ruОстрый выступesProtuberancia puntiagudafrPointe saillantedeScharfer VorsprungptProjeção pontiagudazh尖突arنتوء حاد
- Slit in garment C2 formal art
A slit in a garment that reveals a different colored fabric underneath, commonly used in Renaissance clothing.
- The doublet featured decorative jags that showed the lining beneath.
- Renaissance fashion often included jags on sleeves and bodices.
- The tailor crafted fine jags with contrasting silk.
ruРазрез в одеждеesJag (abertura en prenda)frFente de robedeSchlitz im GewandptAbertura em roupazh衣服上的开衩arشق في الثوب
- Flap along garment edge C2 formal art
A flap or tab along the edge of a garment, used in medieval clothing as decoration or fastening.
- Medieval tunics sometimes had jags at the hem.
- The mantle's jags were embroidered with gold thread.
- He wore a cloak with leather jags at the shoulder.
ruЗубчатый крайesLengüeta o tira decorativa en el borde de una prendafrPanne de vêtementdeGezackter SaumptAba dentadazh锯齿边arحاشية مُسنَّنة
- Bout of drinking or drugs B2 slang
A period of unrestrained drinking of alcohol or taking of drugs.
- He went on a jag after the breakup.
- She came down from a three-day jag.
- The party turned into a wild jag that lasted all weekend.
ruЗапойesAtracón de bebida o drogasfrCrise de consommation (alcool/drogue)deTrinkgelageptFarrazh狂饮期arنوبة إدمان
- jags plural form
- jags' possessive plural form
- jag's possessive singular form
verb
formalcommonveraltet/dʒæɡ/An obsolete verb meaning to carry a load, to pack, or to trudge with a burden; also used historically to mean to pierce or stab.
ruУстаревший глагол, означающий нести груз, упаковывать или тащиться с ношей; также исторически использовался в значении пронзать или наносить удар.esVerbo anticuado que significa cargar, empacar o avanzar penosamente con una carga; también se usaba históricamente con el sentido de perforar o herir con un golpe.frVerbe vieilli signifiant porter une charge, emballer ou avancer péniblement avec un fardeau ; également utilisé historiquement au sens de percer ou frapper.deVeraltetes Verb, das bedeutet, eine Last zu tragen, zu verpacken oder sich mit einer Bürde zu schleppen; historisch auch verwendet im Sinne von durchbohren oder einen Hieb versetzen.ptVerbo arcaico que significa carregar ou transportar uma carga, empacotar ou arrastar-se com um fardo; historicamente também usado no sentido de perfurar ou golpear.zh一个古旧动词,表示搬运、装载或打包货物,也指背着沉重的东西费力行走;历史上还用于表示刺穿或击打。arفعل قديم يعني حمل شيء ثقيل أو تعبئته أو السير به متثاقلًا، كما استُخدم تاريخيًا بمعنى الطعن أو الوخز.
- Cut teeth into C1 formal
To cut or shape something so that it has a series of sharp points or notches, creating a jagged edge.
- The craftsman jagged the edge of the metal sheet to create a decorative pattern.
- He jagged the paper with a pair of scissors to make a rough border.
- The tool was used to jag the leather for a more textured finish.
ruВырезать зубцыesSerrar o dentarfrDentelerdeZähne einschneidenptRecortar em denteszh刻成锯齿状arتقطيع الأسنان
Antonyme: smoothstraighten
- jagged past participle
- jagged past simple
- jagging present participle
- jags third person singular