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Significats de ragged en anglès

(For clothes) Damaged, with holes, as a consequence of being worn intensively.

Ragged.

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Ús de ragged en anglès
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I still got years left in me,' he said, between ragged breaths.
Empire in black and gold
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Movement was often ragged, however, and initial interesting lighting was not sustained.
The Irish Times
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The sunlight danced in gleams through the holes in the ragged roof.
The Young Forester
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Marianne Lambert has been run ragged by Virgin Media in recent months.
The Irish Times
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When she spoke at last, her voice was ragged, soft, yet certain.
Night tides
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He lay between the ragged sheets; and half an hour crept by.
A Chair on the Boulevard
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The mountain came down out of the sky in ragged, uneven steps.
The Rangeland Avenger
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Her breathing is ragged and her free hand rests on his shoulder.
Wolf hall
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The only visible wound was a wide, ragged opening in the abdomen.
The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce — Volume 2: In the Midst o...
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Even all ragged edges, he was still a million bucks plus tax.
Indivisible
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The sun rose on a column already ragged these six days out.
Blood Meridian
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The ragged wires projected from their various holes in ceilings and walls.
At Home with the Jardines
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Both looked back several times before they vanished into the ragged jungle.
Halo Primordium
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Purple and crimson flares rolled across the bottom of the ragged sky.
Joe Burke's Last Stand
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The cabin crouched ragged and black at the edge of black waters.
The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel
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The wounds left were ragged with the path of the chitin flight.
Empire in black and gold
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