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RIP1 US English

rest in peace (used on grave markers)

RIP2 US English

a raster image processor

rip1 US English

tear or pull (something) quickly or forcibly away from something or someone

rip2 US English

a stretch of fast-flowing and rough water in the sea or in a river, caused by the meeting of currents

rip3 US English

a dissolute immoral person, especially a man

RIP in raster image processor (abbreviation: RIP) US English

a device that rasterizes an image

Big Rip US English

a theory about the end of the universe holding that the accelerating forces driving its expansion will eventually rend all currently organized matter

let rip in rip1 US English

do something or proceed vigorously or without restraint

rip-off US English

a fraud or swindle, especially something that is grossly overpriced

rip into in rip1 US English

make a vehement verbal attack on

rip tide US English

another term for rip.

tide rip US English

an area of rough water typically caused by opposing currents or by a rapid current passing over an uneven bottom

rip something up in rip1 US English

tear something violently into small pieces so as to destroy it

rip current US English

a relatively strong, narrow current flowing outward from the beach through the surf zone and presenting a hazard to swimmers

rip-roaring US English

full of energy and vigor

let something rip in rip1 US English

allow something, especially a vehicle, to go at full speed

rip someone off in rip1 US English

cheat someone, especially financially

Rip Van Winkle US English

the hero of a story in Washington Irving’s Sketch Book (1819–20), who fell asleep in the Catskill Mountains and awoke after twenty years to find the world completely changed

riprap US English

loose stone used to form a foundation for a breakwater or other structure

ripcord US English

a cord that is pulled to open a parachute

ripstop US English

nylon fabric that is woven so that a tear will not spread

riptide US English

a strong current caused by tidal flow in confined areas such as inlets and presenting a hazard to swimmers and boaters

ripsnorting US English

showing great vigor or intensity

rip English-French

déchirer

RIP English-French

qu'il/elle repose en paix

RIP English-German

R.I.P.

rip English-Italian

strappo m

RIP English-Italian

R.I.P.

rip1 English-Spanish

rasgar*, romper*

rip2 English-Spanish

rasgón, desgarrón

RIP English-Spanish

R.I.P.

rip-off English-Spanish

timo, estafa

rip-roaring English-Italian

travolgente

rip up English-Italian

stracciare

rip up English-Spanish

romper*, hacer* pedazos

rip off English-French

arracher

rip ˈoff English-German

reißen von

rip ˈout English-German

herausreißen

rip off English-Italian

togliere

rip off English-Spanish

arrancar*