Tra từ rip - Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th

rip [rip rips ripped ripping] verb, noun BrE [rɪp] NAmE [rɪp]
verb (-pp-)
1. transitive, intransitive to tear sth or to become torn, often suddenly or violently
•~ (sth) I ripped my jeans on the fence.
•The flags had been ripped in two.
•The nail ripped a hole in my jacket.
•I heard the tent rip.
•~ sth + adj. She ripped the letter open.
2. transitive ~ sth + adv./prep. to remove sth quickly or violently, often by pulling it
•He ripped off his tie.
•The carpet had been ripped from the stairs.
•Half of the house was ripped away in the explosion.
3. transitive ~ sth (computing)to copy sound or video files from a website or CD on to a computer
4. (computing) = ↑rasterize
more at tear/rip the heart out of sth at ↑heart, tear/rip sb limb from limb at ↑limb
Verb forms:

Word Origin:
v. and n. sense 1 late Middle English ↑reapn. sense 2 late 18th cent. ↑rip

Example Bank:
•A huge fire ripped through the factory.
•He ripped open the plastic bag.
•I ripped my coat on a nail.
•The dog had ripped a cushion to shreds.
•The hounds fell on the fox and ripped it apart.
•He ripped up the letter.
•She'll rip you to pieces if you try to keep her cub from her.
•The flag had been ripped in two
•countries ripped apart by fighting
Idioms: ↑let rip ▪ ↑let something rip ▪ ↑rip somebody to to bits
Derived: ↑rip at something ▪ ↑rip into somebody ▪ ↑rip somebody off ▪ ↑rip something off ▪ ↑rip something up

noun usually singular
1. a long tear in cloth, paper, etc.
2. = ↑rip current

Word Origin:
v. and n. sense 1 late Middle English ↑reapn. sense 2 late 18th cent. ↑rip