ripping

• Adjetivo británico anticuado que significa excelente o magnífico, popular a principios del siglo XX.

An old-fashioned British slang term meaning excellent or splendid, popular in the early 20th century.

1. Resembling a tearing soundB2informal

   Describing a sound that resembles the violent tearing of something, such as fabric or wood splitting.

   que rasga o desgarra

   • The ripping sound of the lightning split the night air.
   • He heard a ripping noise as the old tree branch broke.
   • The ripping of the paper echoed in the quiet room.

   Sinónimosrendingsplittingtearing

• Verbo que se usa para referirse a la acción de rasgar algo con fuerza y rapidez, o de extraer algo con esfuerzo.

A verb used to indicate the act of tearing something quickly and forcefully, or removing something with force.

1. Tear apartA2informal

   To tear something quickly and forcefully, often causing damage.

   rasgar

   • She ripped the paper in half.
   • He ripped his shirt on a nail.
   • The dog ripped the toy to pieces.

   Sinónimoslaceratemanglerendruptureslashsplittear

   Antónimosfixmendrepairsew

2. Remove quicklyB1informal

   To pull something off or out with force.

   Arrancar

   • He ripped the poster off the wall.
   • She ripped the bandage off her arm.
   • They ripped the old carpet out of the room.

   Sinónimosextractpullsnatchtearwrenchyank

   Antónimosaffixattachfasteninsertplacereplacesecure

3. Move fastB2slangamerican

   To move very quickly or with great energy.

   moverse rápidamente

   • The car ripped down the highway.
   • He ripped through the race and finished first.
   • The skateboarder ripped across the park.

   Sinónimosboltchargedartflyhurtleracerushspeedtearzoom

   Antónimoscrawldawdlelagplod

Variantes phrasalrip offrip outrip up