torn

US: /ˈtɔɹn/

UK: /tˈɔːn/



English - Vietnamese dictionary

torn /tiə/
  • danh từ, (thường) số nhiều
    • nước mắt, lệ
      • to shed tears: rơi lệ, nhỏ lệ
      • to weep tears of joy: mừng chảy nước mắt, mừng phát khóc
      • to move to tears: làm cho cảm động ứa nước mắt
      • to keep back one's tears: cầm nước mắt
      • full of tears; wet will tears: đẫm nước mắt
    • giọt (nhựa...)
    • danh từ
      • chỗ rách, vết rách
      • (thông tục) cơn giận dữ
      • (thông tục) cách đi mau
        • to go full tears: đi rất mau
      • (từ Mỹ,nghĩa Mỹ), (từ lóng) cuộc chè chén say sưa
      • ngoại động từ tore; torn
        • xé, làm rách
          • to tear a piece of paper in two: xé một tờ giấy làm đôi
          • an old and torn coat: một cái áo cũ rách
        • làm toạc ra, cắt sâu, làm đứt sâu
          • to one's hand on a nail: bị một cái đi làm toạc tay
        • kéo mạnh, giật
          • to tear one's hair: giật tóc, bứt tóc
      • nội động từ
        • rách, xé
          • paper tears easily: giấy dễ rách
        • to tear along
          • chạy nhanh, đi gấp
        • to tear at
          • kéo mạnh, giật mạnh
        • to tear away
          • chạy vụt đi, lao đi
        • giật cướp đi
        • to tear down
          • giật xuống
        • chạy nhanh xuống, lao xuống
        • to tear in and out
          • ra vào hối hả; lao vào lao ra
        • to tear off
          • nhổ, giật mạnh, giật phăng ra
        • lao đi
        • to tear out
          • nhổ ra, giật ra, xé ra
        • to tear up
          • xé nát, nhổ bật, cày lên
        • to tear up and down
          • lên xuống hối hả, lồng lộn
        • to tear oneself away
          • tự tách ra, dứt ra, rời đi


      Advanced English dictionary

      past participle of TEAR

      Thesaurus dictionary

      v.
      1 rip, rend, rive, rupture, pull apart, shred, mutilate, mangle, claw, split, divide, separate, sever:
      The tiger is tearing its quarry to shreds. He tore the contract in half and stormed out.
      2 pull, snatch, wrench:
      The force of the blast tore the attaché case from my grasp. The child was torn from her mother's arms by the soldier.
      3 dash, fly, run, gallop, race, sprint, rush, scoot, shoot, sprint, speed, bolt, dart, flit, scurry, scuttle, career, zoom, hurry, hasten, Colloq zip:
      He is tearing around trying to find the money to cover his loan.
      n.
      4 rip, rent, rupture, hole, split, slash, gore, cut, score, slit, gash, fissure, rift, laceration:
      Nobody will see the tear in your trousers if you remain seated.


      Concise dictionary

      tɔrn /tɔː-
      adj.
      +having edges that are jagged from injury
      +disrupted by the pull of contrary forces

      tore|torn|teares|teared|tearing|tearstɪr /tɪə
      noun
      +a drop of the clear salty saline solution secreted by the lacrimal glands
      +an opening made forcibly as by pulling apart
      +an occasion for excessive eating or drinking
      +the act of tearing
      verb
      +separate or cause to separate abruptly
      +to separate or be separated by force
      +move quickly and violently
      +strip of feathers
      +fill with tears or shed tears


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