rake
rake
reɪk
reik
British pronunciation
/ɹˈe‍ɪk/

Definition & Meaning of "rake"in English

to rake
01

to make a ground surface become level or smooth, using a special gardening tool

to rake definition and meaning
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Examples
He rakes the soil in the garden to prepare it for planting.
02

to pull or drag something in a sweeping motion

Transitive: to rake sth through sth | to rake sth across sth
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Examples
He raked the sled across the snow, leaving a trail behind.
03

to gather or move something using a rake or a similar tool

Transitive: to rake sth
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Examples
He raked the leaves into a big pile in the backyard.
04

to scratch or scrape something, especially skin, with a sweeping or fast motion

Transitive: to rake the skin
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Examples
He accidentally raked his arm against the rough surface.
05

to search through something in a quick, disorganized manner

Intransitive: to rake through a space or container
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Examples
He raked through the drawer looking for his missing keys.
06

to move over something in a smooth, sweeping motion

Intransitive
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Examples
The wind raked across the plains, bending the tall grass.
Rake
01

a gardening tool with metal teeth attached to a long wooden handle, primarily used for gathering dead leaves or marking a spot on the ground

rake definition and meaning

What is a "rake"?

A rake is a gardening tool with a long handle and a set of curved or straight teeth at the end, used for gathering leaves, grass, or other debris from the ground. It is also useful for leveling soil, spreading mulch, or breaking up clumps of material. Rakes come in different designs, including those for lawns, gardens, and yard work, with some being lightweight and others designed for heavy-duty tasks. The tool helps keep outdoor areas clean and tidy by easily collecting and moving materials.

02

degree of deviation from a horizontal plane

03

a dissolute man in fashionable society

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