What do you mean by rip?

Rip means to tear the silk and make a clear sound.

Rip is a Chinese word, which means tearing silk to make a clear sound. In ancient times, rip was often used as a metaphor to tear a rope to express inner pain and sadness.

Ripping can also mean tearing silk to show that you are determined or break off the relationship. In ancient China, silk was a kind of silk and was often used as a gift or tribute. Therefore, tearing the silk may mean breaking or severing the relationship.

In modern Chinese, the meaning of rip has gradually faded, and it is rarely used. However, in some literary works or historical stories, tears are still used as metaphors or symbols to express feelings of rejection, severance or sadness.

Lack is a word with historical and cultural connotation, which can have different meanings in different contexts. In modern Chinese, the meaning of rip has gradually faded, but it will still be used in some special contexts.

Tear and make sentences:

1, a burst of strings sounded and he started a solo.

She tore the silk dress angrily and made a tearing sound.

His piano is as loud and passionate as a crack, which makes people feel excited.

He tore open his beloved silk dress in despair and made a crackling sound.

Her crying is as harsh as tears, which makes people around her feel heartache.

His laughter was crisp and broke the silence around him.

7. She tore up the letter sadly and made a tearing sound.

8. His singing is shockingly high.

9. She tore the silk shirt angrily and made a tearing sound.

10, his speech was as passionate as tears and infected all the audience.

1 1. She laughed happily, which made everyone around her happy.

12, he tore up the diary excitedly and made a tearing sound.

13, her dance was as wild as tears and shocked the audience.

14, he tore up the letter in despair and made a tearing sound.

15, her crying is as sad as tears, which makes everyone around her feel heartbroken.