ragged

• adj.ぼろぼろな; ざらざらした; ぎざぎざした; 厳しい; 不規則な

ぼろぼろ、ぼろぼろ。

ragged (adj.)

"rough, shaggy," c. 1300, past participle adjective as though from a verb form of rag (n.). Compare Latin pannosus "ragged, wrinkly," from pannus "piece of cloth." But the word might reflect a broader, older meaning; perhaps from or reinforced by Old Norse raggaer "shaggy," via Old English raggig "shaggy, bristly, rough" (which, Barnhart writes, "was almost surely developed from Scandinavian"). Of clothes, early 14c.; of persons, late 14c. To run (someone) ragged is from 1915. Related: Raggedly; raggedness.

1. My cuticles were split and ragged ，and my nails unevenly bitten.

私の爪の根元の表皮は亀裂が粗く、爪は食い違っている。

2.She could hear his ragged breathing,asif he had been running.

彼女は彼の不均一な呼吸音を聞くことができて、彼は走ってきたようだ。

3.The five survivors eventually reached safety， ragged ，half-starved and exhausted.

5人の生存者は最終的に安全な場所に到着した時にはぼろぼろで空腹でごろごろしていて、疲れ果てていた。

4. Ragged fingernails raked her skin.

ざらざらした爪が彼女の肌をかすめた。

5.O 'Brien formed the men into a ragged line.

オブライエンは、その人たちをバラバラな列に並ばせた。