rip in Irish
rip in Irish is rois — rip means to tear something apart quickly and forcefully.
rip in Irish
rois
(transitive) To divide or separate the parts of (especially something flimsy, such as paper or fabric), by cutting or tearing; to tear off or out by violence.
What does "rip" mean?
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verb To tear something apart quickly and forcefully.
"He ripped the wrapping paper off the gift."
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noun A torn place in fabric or material.
"There's a rip in the sleeve of your jacket."
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verb (informal) To copy digital audio or video from a disc onto a computer.
"He ripped the CD to add the songs to his phone."
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rip in a sentence
- He ripped the wrapping paper off the gift.
- Her jeans ripped at the knee.
- There's a rip in the sleeve of your jacket.
- He ripped the CD to add the songs to his phone.
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What is "rip" in Irish?
"rip" in Irish is rois. rip means: To tear something apart quickly and forcefully.
How do you use "rip" in a sentence?
Example: "He ripped the wrapping paper off the gift." In Irish, "rip" is rois.
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