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rag1 [ræg] N

1. rag:

rag (old cloth)
Lumpen m <-s, ->
Lappen m <-s, ->
Fetzen m <-s, -> A
rag (for dust)
Staubtuch nt <-(e)s, -tücher>
rag (for dust)

2. rag (worn-out clothes):

rags pl
Lumpen <-s, -> pej pl
rags pl
Fetzen <-s, -> pej pl inf

3. rag fig (remnants):

rags pl

4. rag pej inf (newspaper):

rag
Käseblatt nt <-(e)s, -blätter> pej inf
rag
Schmierblatt nt A inf
rag
local rag
Lokalblättchen nt pej inf

Phrases:

to feel like a wet rag inf
to be on the rag Am sl
to be like a red rag to a bull [to sb]

I. rag2 [ræg] N Brit (students' fund-raising event)

rag
rag day/week

II. rag2 <-gg-> [ræg] VB trans inf

to rag sb about
jdn aufziehen wegen +gen

III. rag2 <-gg-> [ræg] VB intr Am pej sl

to rag on sb
jdn nerven sl
to rag on sb (scold)

rag3 [ræg] N

rag
Ragtime m <->

do-rag [Am ˈdu:ræg] N sl

ˈrag book N

rag book

rag ˈdoll N

rag doll
Stoffpuppe f <-, -n>

ˈrag mag N Brit

rag mag

rag ˈrug N

rag rug
Flickenteppich m <-s, -e>
rag rug
Fleckerlteppich m SGer, A

ˈrag trade N sl

the rag trade
die Fetzenindustrie pej FRG, A inf

red ˈrag N

sth is like a red rag to a bull to sb

ˈsnot-rag N sl

snot-rag
Rotzfahne f <-, -n> inf

rag and ˈbone man N Brit dated

Lumpensammler m <-s, -; -, -nen> old
OpenDict unos

gossip rag N

gossip rag sl
Klatschblatt nt inf pej
Present
Irag
yourag
he/she/itrags
werag
yourag
theyrag
Past
Iragged
youragged
he/she/itragged
weragged
youragged
theyragged
Present Perfect
Ihaveragged
youhaveragged
he/she/ithasragged
wehaveragged
youhaveragged
theyhaveragged
Past Perfect
Ihadragged
youhadragged
he/she/ithadragged
wehadragged
youhadragged
theyhadragged