ragged
形容词衣着破烂的，衣衫褴褛的; 参差不齐的，凹凸不平的; 粗糙刺耳的
ragged的近义词
1. 破烂的：rage 愤怒 | ragged 破烂的 | raid 袭击
2. 衣衫褴褛的：pack 一伙人 | ragged 衣衫褴褛的 | half-naked 半裸的
3. 破烂的,(表面)凹凸不平的：jagged 锯齿状的,不整齐的 | ragged 破烂的,(表面)凹凸不平的 | logged 笨重的,湿透的
1. （人）衣衫褴褛的，穿着破烂的
Someone who is ragged looks untidy and is wearing clothes that are old and torn.
e.g. The five survivors eventually reached safety, ragged, half-starved and exhausted.
5位幸存者最终到达安全之地时已经衣衫褴褛、饥肠辘辘、精疲力尽。
2. （衣服）破旧的，穿破的
Ragged clothes are old and torn.
3. ragged是什么意思
3. 高低不平的；参差不齐的；犬牙交错的
You can say that something is ragged when it is untidy or uneven.
e.g. She could hear his ragged breathing, as if he had been running...
她能听到他不均匀的呼吸声，似乎他是跑着过来的。
e.g. O'Brien formed the men into a ragged line.
奥布赖恩让那些人排成了参差不齐的一列。
4. 使…筋疲力尽
If someone runs you ragged, they make you do so much that you become exhausted.
e.g. They'd send me here, there and everywhere and I'd run myself ragged and get no place...
他们让我到这儿、到那儿，哪儿都跑遍了，我累得筋疲力尽却没有任何进展。
e.g. Spain ran England ragged early on but goalkeeper Ian Walker proved a formidable barrier.
西班牙队先是猛烈进攻，使英格兰队疲于奔命，但守门员伊恩·沃克防守甚严。
1. The steps drop steeply in ragged zigzags down one cliff face, only to turn and snake their way up the next.
2. And the soldiers'ragged clothes hardly helped them resist coldness in winter.
3. Dressed in ragged clothes, he moved his body crazily and made funny faces to entertain the audience.
4. Ragged cliffs thrust upward, farmhouses and the occasional temple dot rice terraces on the lower banks.
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5. That decision looked odd at the time and even more so as she made a ragged start on Thursday.
6. I arrived dripping with sweat and my lungs ragged after struggling for oxygen in the soup of chemicals that is Beijing's air at ground level.
7. That includes piles of Gobi stones, workers'ragged clothes and the grayish yellow sky.
8. Earthquake survivors lined up in good order though they all looked ragged and exhausted.
9. The White House said Hadley was not on a mission to repair ragged relations, accounts of which it said had been " overblown " by the news media.
10. " Pandemic flu will run us ragged here, " Ryan said.
adj
1. having an irregular outline
e.g. text set with ragged right margins
herded the class into a ragged line
2. worn out from stress or strain
e.g. run ragged
3. being or dressed in clothes that are worn or torn
e.g. clothes as ragged as a scarecrow's
a ragged tramp