rag

rag: n. lapje; vod; jool
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v. pesten; plagen; lol trappen

rag¹

[ ræg] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord〉

1 〈voornamelijk meervoud〉versleten kledingstuk ⇒ lomp, vod

2 lap(je) ⇒ vodje, stuk, flard

3 〈pejoratief; benaming voor〉iets dat lijkt op een vod ⇒ vlag; snotlap; gordijn; krant, blaadje

4 〈Brits-Engels; informeel〉herrie ⇒ keet, (studenten)lol; 〈in het bijzonder〉 jaarlijkse studentenoptocht voor een goed doel

♦voorbeelden:

1   from rags to riches • van armoede naar rijkdom

     dressed in rags • in lompen gehuld

2   rags of smoke • flarden rook

     I haven't a rag to put on • ik heb niets om aan te trekken

     cooked to rags • stukgekookt

3   the local rag • het sufferdje

¶ 〈slang〉 chew the rag • mopperen, kankeren

     for a rag • voor de gein, voor de lol

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rag²

〈ragged〉〈informeel〉

I 〈onovergankelijk werkwoord〉〈Brits-Engels〉

1 dollen ⇒ lol trappen

II 〈overgankelijk werkwoord〉

1 een standje geven ⇒ berispen

2 pesten ⇒ plagen

3 te grazen nemen ⇒ een poets bakken

4 door elkaar gooien 〈als grap〉

♦voorbeelden:

2   they ragged the teacher • zij schopten keet bij de leraar

4   rag someone's room • iemands kamer overhoop halen

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Synonyms:

Shred, tatter, fragment, bit, patch / Mean attire, mean dress

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