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Traduzioni di raggedy nel dizionario inglese»italiano

raggedy [ingl brit ˈraɡɪdi, ingl am ˈræɡədi] AGG colloq

1. raggedy → ragged

2. raggedy (contemptible):

raggedy

spregevole

raggedy

ignobile

Vedi anche: ragged

ragged [ingl brit ˈraɡɪd, ingl am ˈræɡəd] AGG

1. ragged (tatty):

ragged garment, cloth

logoro, stracciato, a brandelli

ragged cuff, collar

sfilacciato

ragged person

cencioso

2. ragged (uneven):

ragged lawn, hedgerow, fringe

irregolare

ragged beard

ispido

ragged outline

scabro, dentellato

ragged cloud

frastagliato

3. ragged (motley):

ragged group, community

disparato, eterogeneo

4. ragged (in quality):

ragged performance, race

diseguale, discontinuo

to run sb ragged colloq

spompare qn

raggedy-ass [ingl am ˈræɡədiæs] AGG

raggedy-ass

sudicio

raggedy-ass

trasandato

Traduzioni di raggedy nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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armata Brancaleone

raggedy army; disorganized group

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The parent robinia with its raggedy grey-green foliage may be unspectacular but it will not let you down.

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The raggedy fabric pinned to the ceiling is flapping in the breeze permitted by the total absence of glass.

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There may even be a fashion for worn-out coir carpeting, full of raggedy loops that act as trip-wires.

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The suture, similar in all members, is ammonitic; raggedy with spikey subdivided lobes and irregularly subdivided saddles.

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The raggedy look of the shrubbery, the low hanging branches of trees, and the invasion of the lawn by violets were all deliberate effects.

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Their children, often withheld from school, are sent out to beg in the streets, raggedy urchins with babes in arms for added pathos.

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With her raggedy voice and preacher's fire she could outsing the most powerful hard gospel male singers of the era.

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It was a crisp autumn morning, and we headed east to tear the raggedy wooden roof off a farmhouse.

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Do the emirs in those villas really not mind having this raggedy strip obscuring the view?

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He is short and squirrelly with a raggedy red beard.

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