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ripped?

2010-11-12View Original

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I showed them some muscle magazines I got from the store so they could see how ripped I was going to be. Please help me understand what \"ripped\" means in this context
Reply #22010-11-12
Being \"ripped\" in this context refers to how muscular you can get. In other words, if you’re ripped, you look like Arnold from 20 years ago
Reply #32010-11-14
Ripped means ‘with prominent muscles’, ‘muscular’, and a word with the same meaning is Cut; both are used to describe muscular ‘strongmen’. To describe a girl with curvaceous figures, the term Curvy is used.
Reply #42010-11-16
The translation in the book is as follows: I showed them some bodybuilding magazines I got from the store so they could see how shredded I was going to get. I showed them some fitness magazines I bought at the store, so that they could understand just how enthusiastic I was. By comparing the Chinese and English versions, it seems that “ripped” here means “fanatical”. Why?

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