ragged

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ragged
[ˈrægɪd]
adjetivo
1raído(a) (clothes); irregular (edge); andrajoso(a) (person)
  • she had run herself ragged (familiar) -> se había quedado molida

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ragged [ra-guid]
adjetivo
1Roto, andrajoso, harapiento.
2Desigual, escabroso, áspero.

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ragged [ˈræɡɪd]
adjective
1 (in tatters) [+dress, clothes] andrajoso; hecho jirones; [+person] andrajoso; harapiento; [+cuff] deshilachado
to run sb ragged (informal) hacer sudar tinta la gota gorda a algn;or
they ran themselves ragged sudaron tinta la gota gorda;or
2 (untidy) [+beard] descuidado; desgreñado; [+animal's coat] desgreñado
3 (uneven) [+edge] mellado; irregular; [+rock] recortado; [+hole, line] irregular; [+coastline] accidentado; recortado
ragged clouds jirones de nubes; (m)
There were four ragged screw holes where a handle had been there was a ragged hole in the ground where the tree had been
4 (disorganized) [+performance] desigual; irregular; [+queue] desordenado; [+line, procession] confuso; desordenado
a ragged band of men un grupo desordenado de hombres; the orchestra sounded rather ragged in places la orquesta tocaba de forma algo irregular en algunas partes
we were herded into a ragged line
5 (Tip)
ragged left margen izquierdo irregular; (m) ragged right margen derecho irregular
modifier
ragged robin (n) (Bot) flor del cuclillo; (f)

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