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потрёпанный

adj.
stresses
gen. shabby; worn; battered; seedy (shabby); old; scaly; shot; clapped-out; threadbare; weather-beaten; well-handled; well-worn; worn to the thread; battle-scarred; eld; played-out; dingy (Anglophile); frayed (Aly19); weatherbeaten (Suvor); beat up; clapped out; played out; weather beaten; well handled; well worn; creaky (plushkina); tattered; dog-eared (bellb1rd); the worse for wear (fiuri2); dowdyish; frayed; scuzzy; shabby; undermaintained (Vadim Rouminsky); raggedy (ad_notam); raddled (жизнью george serebryakov); thread-bare (MichaelBurov); elder; eldest; scaled; ragged (torn • ragged clothes); tatty (shabby and untidy • tatty clothes); beat-to-shit (Sorcière); rugged (о внешнем виде vogeler)
archit. tatty
fig. seasoned (~ "видавший виды" suliko)
Gruzovik, fig. battle-scarred
inf. beat-up; ropey; ropy; scruffy (Tink); washed-up (Andrey Truhachev); ragged-arsed (also: ragged-arse, raggedy-arsed, -ass, -assed, -pants, raggety-ass, raggly-ass • I’ve worked my way up from being a raggedy-arsed kid. ‘You’re the most raggedy-assed pimp I’ve ever seen’. greensdictofslang.comShit. If they love them, would they let them go hungry? In raggedy-ass clothes? He later described himself as a ‘ragged-arsed East End little Yiddisher kid from the ghetto’.Outside his booth everything seemed still to be dying and more raggedyassed than ever. We went downtown to their raggedy-butt gym. SNappea)
inf., engl. clapped-out (обыкн. об автомобиле)
Makarov. poky (об одежде); shabby (об одежде)
mil., lingo have it (MichaelBurov); have one (MichaelBurov)
slang un-together; through the mill (Interex); sooner; ratty; tacky; untogether; beat (This thing is beat.I don't want it. Эта вещь сломана. Мне она не нужна. Interex)
vulg. manky
потрепать v
gen. tip (по плечу); blow about (of the wind)
inf. fray; wear out; pull (with за + acc., someone’s hair, ears, etc.); whack
mil. inflict heavy losses on
потрепаться v
idiom., inf. shoot the breeze
Makarov. chew the rag
потрепанный
: 113 phrases in 16 subjects
American usage, not spelling1
Armored vehicles1
Clothing2
Figurative4
General61
Humorous / Jocular1
Idiomatic3
Informal4
Information technology1
Librarianship1
Makarov14
Military11
Nautical1
Poetic2
Polygraphy2
Slang4