1.b> (; ), , (, i>); , (i>); she ripped her dress getting off her bike ; the flags had been ripped in two / ; to rip (the seams of) a garment ; she ripped the letter open ; the tyre sidewall ripped ;
2.b> (off, from, out) , i> (), , ; , ; he ripped the poster from the wall ; he ripped off his tie ; I ripped the phone from her hands ;
3.b> .i> (i>) - i> (), (.i> i>);
to rip intob> smb.b> (), ;
to ripb> intob> smth.b> = to rip through smth.;
to rip smb. offb> .i> (), ; tourists were ripped off by local cab drivers / ;
to rip smth. offb> .i> 1) (), ; thieves ripped off five computers ;
2) , i> ..i> (), ; a collection of ideas ripped off from various movies ;
to ripb> through smth.b> , i> / (); a bullet ripped into his shoulder ; a car bomb ripped through a police building i> / ; a hurricane ripped through the Caribbean / ( / i>);
to rip smth. upb> () / ; he ripped up the letter and threw it in the fire ;
to rip smb. apart / to shreds, to bits /b> / ; to rip smth. apart / to shreds, to bits /b> / ; to let ripb> .i> ) i> / ; ) , ; ; ) , ; ) / ; let it rip!, let her rip!b> .i> ! ! !
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