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[/ˏɑːr aɪ ˈpiː; ˏɑr aɪ ˋpi/] abbr 缩写 = (on tombstones, etc) (may he, she, they) rest in peace (Latin requiescat/requiescant in pace) （墓碑等用语）（愿他、 她、 他们）安息（源自拉丁文 requiescat/requiescant in pace）:
James Dent RIP 愿詹姆斯·登特安息.
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[/rɪp; rɪp/] v (-pp-)用法:
1 (a) [Tn, Tn.pr] divide or make a hole in (sth) by pulling sharply 撕裂或拉破（某物）:
I've ripped my trousers. 我把裤子撕破了. *
rip a piece of cloth (in two) 把一块布撕成两半.
(b) [Cn.a] ~ sth open open sth by pulling in this way 拉开或撕开某物:
rip open a letter 撕开一封信 *
My cat had its ear ripped open by a dog. 我的猫的耳朵被狗咬破了.
(C) [I] (of material) become torn （指材料）破, 裂:
Be careful with that dress; it rips easily. 小心那件连衣裙, 很容易破.2 (idm 习语) let `rip (about/against/at sb/sth) speak violently or passionately 激烈或激昂地说话:
let rip against the government 激烈地抨击政府. let sth `rip (infml) (a) allow (a car, machine, etc) to go at its top speed 让（汽车、 机器等）以最高速度行驶或运转:
Let her/it rip! 让车全速前进!
(b) allow (things) to develop naturally, without attempting to control them 让（事物）自由发展而不加控制:
They just let inflation rip. 他们对 通货膨胀完全不加控制. 用法:
3 (phr v) rip sb off (sl 俚) cheat sb, esp financially 欺骗某人（尤指钱财）:
The shop tried to rip me off. 那商店想欺骗我. rip sth off (a) remove sth by pulling sharply 撕掉某物:
rip the cover off (a book) 撕掉（书的）封面.
(b) (sl 俚) steal sth 偷窃某物:
Somebody's ripped off my wallet. 有人把我的钱包偷走了. rip 2
n 用法:
1 uneven or ragged tear or cut （参差不齐的）裂口, 裂缝:
There's a big rip in my sleeve. 我的袖子破了一大块. 用法:
2 stretch of rough water in a river or the sea （河流或海洋的）激流, 激浪. Cf 参看 rip-tide. |