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rip something off — rip (something) off to steal something. Two students ripped off a fund for leukemia patients. I ripped off the idea from an old friend … New idioms dictionary
rip something up — tear something into small pieces. → rip … English new terms dictionary
rip something apart shreds bits — rip sb/sth aˈpart/to ˈshreds/to ˈbits, etc. idiom to destroy sth; to criticize sb very strongly Main entry: ↑ripidiom … Useful english dictionary
rip something to shreds bits — rip sb/sth aˈpart/to ˈshreds/to ˈbits, etc. idiom to destroy sth; to criticize sb very strongly Main entry: ↑ripidiom … Useful english dictionary
rip something apart to bits — rip sb/sth aˈpart/to ˈshreds/to ˈbits, etc. idiom to destroy sth; to criticize sb very strongly Main entry: ↑ripidiom … Useful english dictionary
rip something to to bits — rip sb/sth aˈpart/to ˈshreds/to ˈbits, etc. idiom to destroy sth; to criticize sb very strongly Main entry: ↑ripidiom … Useful english dictionary
rip something to pieces — pull/rip/tear etc/ someone/something/to pieces phrase to criticize someone or something severely Every suggestion was pulled to pieces by the committee. Thesaurus: to criticize strongly … Useful english dictionary
rip something off — informal steal or plagiarize something. → rip … English new terms dictionary
rip something off — informal steal they have ripped off $6.7 billion ■ copy; plagiarize the film is a shameless collection of ideas ripped off from other movies * * * ˌrip sthˈoff derived (info … Useful english dictionary
rip something off — tv. to steal something. □ They ripped them all off. CD The crooks ripped off the hubcaps of my car … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
