rack
rack /ræk/ noun [countable]
rack verb
چارچوب، شکنجه کردن، به هم بستن (طناب)، ردیف، قفسه مهمات و وسایل، طاقچه مقر، میله دندانه دار، چنگک جا لباسی، بار بند، جا کلاهی، نوعی الت شکنجه مرکب از چند سیخ یا میله نوک تیز، شکنجه، چرخ دنده دار، عذاب دادن، رنج بردن، بشدت کشیدن، دندانه دار کردن، روی چنگک گذاردن لباس و غیره، طاقچه، قفسه، علوم مهندسی: میله رنده، کامپیوتر: قفسه، عمران: توری مشبک اشغال گیر، معماری: اشغال گیر، قانون فقه: خون مستاجر را در شیشه کردن، ورزش: چهارنعل کوتاه، علوم نظامی: قطاع دندانه دار، علوم دریایی: به هم بستن
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Advanced Persian Dictionary مهندسی صنایع: قفسه، طاقچه
الکترونیک: قفسه،
کامپیوتر: چارچوب، قفسه، میله رنده،
علوم مهندسی: شکنجه کردن، خون مستاجر را در شیشه کردن،
حقوق: چهارنعل کوتاه،
ورزشی: به هم بستن،
طناب، : علوم دریایی: طاقچه، اشغال گیر،
معماری: قفسه، ردیف، قفسه مهمات و وسایل، طاقچه مقر، میله دندانه دار، قطاع دندانه دار،
علوم نظامی: توری مشبک اشغال گیر،
عمران: چنگک جا لباسی، بار بند، جا کلاهی، نوعی الت شکنجه مرکب از چند سیخ یا میله نوک تیز، شکنجه، چرخ دنده دار، عذاب دادن، رنج بردن، بشدت کشیدن، دندانه دار کردن، روی چنگک گذاردن لباس و غیره، طاقچه، قفسه
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Synonyms & Related Words rack[noun]Synonyms:- frame, framework, stand, structure
[verb]Synonyms:- torture, afflict, agonize, crucify, harrow, oppress, pain, torment
Related Words: distress,
pain,
oppress,
persecute [TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary ▲
English Dictionary I. rack1 /ræk/
noun [countable][
Sense 1-3,5-7: Date: 1300-1400;
Language: Middle Dutch;
Origin: rec 'frame']
[
Sense 4: Language: Old English;
Origin: wræc 'unhappiness, punishment']
1. a frame or shelf that has bars or hooks on which you can put things:
a wine rack a magazine rack ⇒
luggage rack,
roof-rack2. the rack a piece of equipment that was used in the past to make people suffer severe pain by stretching their bodies:
Thousands of people were tortured on the rack.3. on the rack British English informal in a very difficult situation:
The company is now well and truly on the rack.4. go to rack and ruin if a building goes to rack and ruin, it gradually gets into a very bad condition because no one has looked after it:
The house had been left to go to rack and ruin.5. American English a three-sided frame used for arranging the balls at the start of a game of
snooker or
pool6. a rack of lamb/pork a fairly large piece of meat from the side of an animal, that contains several
rib bones
7. off the rack American English if you can buy something off the rack, you can buy it in a shop rather than having it specially made
Synonym : off the peg British English:
A lot of designer clothes are now available off the rack. [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
II. rack2 verb1. [transitive usually passive] to make someone suffer great mental or physical pain:
Great sobs racked her body.be racked by/with something Her face was racked with pain. Liza was racked by guilt.2. rack your brains to try very hard to remember or think of something:
I racked my brains, trying to remember his name.rack something ↔ up phrasal verb informal to get a number or amount of something, especially a number of points in a competition:
He racked up 41 points. [TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English ▲
Collocations rack noun ADJ. display, storage | cooling, drying | letter, luggage, magazine, plate, spice, toast, vegetable, wine, etc. | roof We fixed the canoe onto the car's roof rack. VERB + RACK hang sth on, put sth on/onto/in/into, stack sth in/on, store sth in/on The wine is stored in special racks. RACK + VERB contain sth, hold sth The racks along the wall held most of the costumes. PREP. in a/the ~ He replaced the CD in the rack.
on a/the ~ Spread the flowers out to dry on a rack.
~ for a rack for storing apples
~ of racks of magazines [TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary ▲