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2 подонки общества
1) General subject: dregs of society, rag-tag, ragtag and bobtail, riffraff, scurf, slime, underworld2) Colloquial: ragtag3) Collective: raff4) Politics: riff-raff5) Graphic expression: the scourings of the populace6) Mass media: underworld figures -
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1) General subject: a collection of undesirables, human what-not, (всякий) human whatnot, rabble, raff, rag-tag, ragtag and bobtail, rout, tag, varletry, vermin, riff-raff, every Tom, Dick and Harry2) Colloquial: ragtag3) French: canaille4) Poetical language: router5) Collective: rascality6) Scornful: rabblement, the rabble7) Jargon: hoods -
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1) General subject: rag-tag, ragtag and bobtail2) Colloquial: plebes (незначительные люди; сброд ordinary people, the masses), ragtag, the hoi polloi, the rabble, riffraff -
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только ед.; разг.
rabble, riffraff, ragtag and bobtail* * ** * *rabble, riffraff, ragtag and bobtail -
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General subject: rabble, ragtag and bobtail, raff -
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м. тк. ед. собир. разг.the rabble, riff-raff, ragtag and bobtail -
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rabble, riffraff, ragtag and bobtail -
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м. собир.the rabble, riffraff; ragtag and bobtail -
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муж.; только ед.; разг.rabble, riffraff, ragtag and bobtail -
11 оборванный
1. stopped2. ragtag3. ragged
См. также в других словарях:
ragtag — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ untidy, disorganized, or incongruously varied: a ragtag group of idealists. ORIGIN superseding earlier tag rag and tag and rag (see RAG(Cf. ↑rag), TAG(Cf. ↑tag)) … English terms dictionary
ragtag — [rag′tag΄] n. [ RAG1 + TAG] the lowest classes; rabble: usually ragtag and bobtail adj. 1. raggedy, unkempt, disorderly, etc. 2. made up of mixed or ill sorted elements … English World dictionary
ragtag — 1820, from RAG (Cf. rag) (n.) + TAG (Cf. tag) (n.); originally in expression rag tag and bobtail the rabble (tag rag and bobtail is found in 1650s), from bobtail cur, 1610s. Tag and rag was very common in 16 17th c. [OED] … Etymology dictionary
ragtag — adjective Etymology: ragtag and bobtail Date: 1865 1. ragged, unkempt 2. motley 2 < a ragtag bunch of misfits > … New Collegiate Dictionary
ragtag — adjective a) Unkempt, shabby, or in a state of disrepair. He liked to wear an old ragtag coat that was so threadbare that hed get sunburned through it. b) Very diverse; comprised of irregular and dissimilar components. The guerrillas were a… … Wiktionary
ragtag — rag|tag [ˈrægtæg] adj [only before noun] [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: rag + tag] informal a ragtag group is not tidy or properly organized ▪ a ragtag fighting force … Dictionary of contemporary English
ragtag — adjective 1 informal looking untidy, poor, and dirty: a ragtag bunch of kids 2 ragtag and bobtail old fashioned a crowd of untidy, poor people … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
ragtag — /ˈrægtæg/ (say ragtag) noun 1. the worst elements; riffraff. –phrase 2. ragtag and bobtail, riffraff or rabble. {rag1 + tag1 (def. 20) …
ragtag — /rag tag /, adj. 1. ragged or shabby; disheveled. 2. made up of mixed, often diverse, elements: a ragtag crowd. [1880 85; RAG1 + TAG1] * * * … Universalium
ragtag — adj. Ragtag is used with these nouns: ↑army, ↑band, ↑bunch … Collocations dictionary
ragtag — rag|tag [ ræg,tæg ] adjective INFORMAL consisting of various types of people whose clothing, equipment, and skills are not very good: a ragtag army … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English