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Flickenteppich

v slovarju PONS

rag ˈrug SAM.

Flickenteppich m. spol <-s, -e>
Fleckerlteppich m. spol južnem., avstr.
v slovarju PONS
v slovarju PONS

rug [rʌg] SAM.

1. rug (carpet):

Teppich m. spol <-s, -e>

2. rug am. angl. sleng (hairpiece):

Haarteil sr. spol <-(e)s, -e>

rag1 [ræg] SAM.

1. rag:

Lumpen m. spol <-s, ->
Lappen m. spol <-s, ->
Fetzen m. spol <-s, -> avstr.
Putzlumpen m. spol švic.
Staubtuch sr. spol <-(e)s, -tücher>
Staublappen m. spol

2. rag (worn-out clothes):

rags pl
Lumpen <-s, -> slabš. pl
rags pl
Fetzen <-s, -> slabš. pl pog.

3. rag fig. (remnants):

rags pl

4. rag slabš. pog. (newspaper):

Käseblatt sr. spol <-(e)s, -blätter> slabš. pog.
Schmierblatt sr. spol avstr. pog.
Schundblatt sr. spol slabš.
Lokalblättchen sr. spol slabš. pog.

fraza:

sich tož. wie ein nasser Sack [o. avstr. Fetzen] fühlen pog.
to be on the rag am. angl. sleng

I. rag2 [ræg] SAM. brit. angl. (students' fund-raising event)

II. rag2 <-gg-> [ræg] GLAG. preh. glag. pog.

jdn aufziehen wegen +rod.

III. rag2 <-gg-> [ræg] GLAG. nepreh. glag. am. angl. slabš. sleng

to rag on sb
jdn nerven sleng
to rag on sb (scold)
auf jdm herumhacken pog.

rag3 [ræg] SAM.

Ragtime m. spol <->
Vnos OpenDict

rug SAM.

to cut (some) rug (dance) šalj.
to cut some rug (have sex) vulg.
poppen vulg.
Present
Irag
yourag
he/she/itrags
werag
yourag
theyrag
Past
Iragged
youragged
he/she/itragged
weragged
youragged
theyragged
Present Perfect
Ihaveragged
youhaveragged
he/she/ithasragged
wehaveragged
youhaveragged
theyhaveragged
Past Perfect
Ihadragged
youhadragged
he/she/ithadragged
wehadragged
youhadragged
theyhadragged

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I was standing on that rug and the rug is on hardwood, and it's a rag rug and it slips pretty easy.
abc7ny.com
They put up hay, hire a stonemason to make a trough, learn to thatch, make rag rugs, begin keeping chickens and sheep.
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Eventually, the flooring was changed to a 9x12 congoleum flooring and finally, to a 9x12 homemade rag rug which covered the floor.
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On the floor was an item to be seen everywhere at that time, the rag rug.
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