Rip-off

Definition

rip /rÇp/ v ( -pp- ) (က) ဆုတ္ၿဖဲသည္။ စုတ္ၿပဲေစသည္။ rip a piece of cloth in two ❍ I've ripped my jeans. (ခ) ~ sth open ဆြဲ(ေဖာက္)သည္။ rip open a letter ❍ My cat had its ear ripped open by a dog. (ဂ) စုတ္သည္။ Be careful with that dress; it rips easily. n အၿပဲ။ There's a big rip in my sleeve. ❏ let rip (about/against/at sb/sth) [ IDM ] ၁။ [ဗန္း] ႏႊာသည္။ let rip about the government's incompetence. ၂။ ဇက္ကုန္လႊတ္သည္။ ဇက္ပံုေပးသည္။ an opportunity for actors and audience alike to let rip ❍ At 50 yards from the finishing line the jockey really let rip. ❏ let sth rip [ IDM ] ( infml ) ၁။ ဇက္ကုန္လႊတ္သည္။ Let her/it rip! ၂။ လႊတ္ေပးသည္။ Inflation was just let rip. ❏ rip sb off [ PHRV ] ( infml ) ႏွပ္ခ်သည္။ Tourists complain of being ripped off by local taxi-drivers. ❏ rip sth off [ PHRV ] ( sl ) အလစ္သုတ္သည္။ Somebody's ripped off my wallet. ❏ rip sth off (sth)/out [ PHRV ] ဆြဲခြၽတ္သည္။ rip the cover off (a book) ❍ rip a kitchen out ❍ He ripped off his clothes and dived in. ❏ rip-off n (usu sing ) ( infml ) [ဗန္း] လီွးျခင္း။ ရိတ္ျခင္း။ £2.50 for a cup of coffee? What a rip-off! ❏ rip-roaring adj ( infml ) (က) ဝုန္းဒိုင္းႀကဲေသာ။ a rip-roaring speech/performance. (ခ) ထူးထူးကဲကဲ။ The play was a rip-roaring success. ❏ rip sth up [ PHRV ] ဆြဲဆုတ္သည္။ He ripped up the report and threw it in the bin. RIP /ɑ:r aÇ 'pi:/ abbr (Latin requiescat/requiescant in pace ) (အုတ္ဂူ၊ ေျမပံုမ်ားတြင္) ၿငိမ္းခ်မ္းစြာ အိပ္စက္ႏိုင္ေစေသာ္ဝ္။ James Dent RIP.

Examples

1. Jodie ripped the letter open.
2. Stop pulling my shirt – you’ll rip it.
3. [rip something to shreds] : Her skirt was ripped to shreds.
4. [rip something on something] : I ripped my jeans on a sharp nail.
5. [rip at] : The dog went wild
6. ripping at the tablecloth.
7. It’ll rip if you keep pulling it.
8. A bolt of lightning had ripped a hole in the door.
9. [rip something out/from/off/away/down etc] : We’ve ripped out the old fireplace and put in a new one.
10. He ripped off his shirt and dived into the water.
11. Pictures had been ripped from the walls.
12. [rip something from someone] : She saw a second gold medal cruelly ripped from her grasp yesterday.