rip

• Substantivo que designa um rasgo, corte ou rompimento em um material, tecido ou superfície, geralmente feito de forma brusca ou violenta.

A noun referring to a tear, split, or cut in a material, fabric, or surface.

1. Tear or splitB1formal

   A long tear or cut in a piece of fabric, paper, or other material.

   Rasgo

   • There is a rip in my jeans from the fence.
   • She sewed up the rip in the curtain.
   • The paper had a small rip along the edge.

   Sinônimoscutgashrentslashslitsplittear

2. Strong currentB2formal

   A strong, often dangerous, current of water moving away from the shore.

   Corrente de retorno

   • The lifeguard warned swimmers about the rip.
   • He got caught in a rip and struggled to swim back.
   • Rips can be very dangerous for inexperienced swimmers.

   Sinônimosrip currentriptidetide ripundertow

3. B2informal

   A forceful or harsh criticism or complaint.

   Crítica

   • The movie received a rip from the critics.
   • She let out a rip about the poor service.
   • His speech was a rip against the government's policies.

   Sinônimoscensurecomplaintcriticismdiatriberebukereprimandscoldingtirade

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de rasgar algo de forma rápida e forte, ou de arrancar/extrair algo com força.

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.

   Sinônimoslaceratemanglerendruptureslashsplittear

   Antônimosfixmendrepairsew

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.

   Sinônimosextractpullsnatchtearwrenchyank

   Antônimosaffixattachfasteninsertplacereplacesecure

3. Move fastB2slangamerican

   To move very quickly or with great energy.

   Correr

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

   Sinônimosboltchargedartflyhurtleracerushspeedtearzoom

   Antônimoscrawldawdlelagplod

Variantes phrasalrip offrip outrip up