| 单词 | tip |
| 释义 | tip [tɪp] verb (-pp-) ONE SIDE HIGHER 一边更高的 intransitive or transitive ■to (cause to) move so that one side is higher than another side （使）倾斜；（使）倾覆 •The table tipped and all our drinks fell on the floor.桌子翻了，结果我们的所有饮料都掉在地上。 •If you put too many books on one end of the shelf, it'll tip up •Don't tip your chair back tip the scales at ■to weigh 称得的重量为 •The baby tipped the scales at 3.75 kgs.婴儿称得体重为3.75公斤。 [tɪp] verb (-pp-)POUR 倾倒 transitive usually + adverb or preposition UK ■to pour a substance from one container into another or onto a surface 倒；倾倒 •She tipped the contents of her purse out onto the table.她把钱包里的东西倒在桌子上。 •He tipped his breakfast cereal into a bowl.他把早餐麦片倒入碗中。 •The child picked up the box and tipped the toys out be tipping (it) down UK informal ■When it is tipping it down, a lot of rain is falling 大雨倾盘 •We won't be able to go to the beach today - it's [tɪp] verb (-pp-)END 稍 transitive usually passive ■to cover the end of something pointed with a liquid, a colour, etc. （用液体、颜色等）覆盖…的尖端 •The giraffe was killed with a spear that had been tipped with [tɪp] verb (-pp-)PAYMENT 报酬 intransitive or transitive ■to give someone who has provided you with a service an extra amount of money to thank them 小费 •The taxi driver was so rude to her that she didn't tip him.计程车司机对她很无礼，所以她没有给他小费。 •[+ two objects] They tipped the waiter £5.他们给了这个服务员五英镑小费。 [tɪp] verb (-pp-)INFORMATION 资讯 transitive often passive mainly UK ■to say that someone is likely to be successful or achieve something 称…有可能成功 •He is being tipped as •[+ to [tɪp] verb (-pp-)RUBBISH 垃圾 intransitive or transitive [usually + adv/prep] UK (US also dump) ■to get rid of rubbish by putting it in a place where it should not be 胡乱倾倒／倾泻（垃圾）（把垃圾倾倒在不该倒垃圾的地方） •A lot of waste is being tipped into the sea.大量废弃物正被倾入海中。 •The sign by the side of the road said "No tipping".路边的标牌上写著「不准倾倒垃圾”。 [tɪp] verb (-pp-)tip your hand US ■If you tip your hand, you say what you are going to do or what you believe 表明意图（或意见） •Despite weeks of media speculation, the president refused to tip his hand about his plans for re-election.尽管数周来媒体都在猜测，但总统拒绝透露争取连任的计划。 [tɪp] verb (-pp-)tip the scales (also tip the balance) ■If something tips the scales, it is the thing which causes a particular situation to happen or a particular decision to be made, when other situations or decisions are possible 打破平衡局面；起决定性作用 •The teams were evenly matched until two quick goals from Robson tipped the balance in favour of •She was a good candidate, but her lack of computer skills tipped the scales against [tɪp] verb (-pp-)tip sb the wink (also tip the wink to sb) UK informal ■to give someone a piece of secret or private information that might bring an advantage to them 向…泄露秘密（或内幕消息） •Thanks for tipping me the wink about [tɪp] verb (-pp-)Phrasal Verbs [M] tip sb off ■to warn someone secretly about something that will happen, so that they can take action or prevent it from happening 向（某人）告密；给（某人）通风报信 •[+ that •The robber was caught when someone tipped off the police.有人向警方报信后，抢劫者即被抓获。 [tɪp] verb (-pp-)Phrasal Verbs [M] tip (sth/sb) over ■to (cause to) fall over onto one side （使）翻倒 •Be careful not to tip that cup of coffee over.小心别把那杯咖啡打翻了。 [tɪp] verb (-pp-)Phrasal Verbs tip over into sth intransitive ■If something tips over from something into something else, it stops being the first thing, and becomes the second （由…）转变（为…） •At various points in the play, the action tips over [tɪp] noun countable INFORMATION 资讯 IMPROVER ■a useful piece of information, especially about how to do something or about the likely winner of a race or competition 指点，指导；（关于比赛有望获胜者的）内幕消息 •gardening/cooking/sewing tips关于园艺／烹饪／缝纫的指导 •She gave •Our racing correspondent has the following tips for •I've got a hot [tɪp] noun countable PAYMENT 报酬 IMPROVER ■a small amount of money given to someone who has provided you with a service, in addition to the official payment and for their personal use 小费 •a 15% tip15% 的小费 •He gave •We don't need to leave [tɪp] noun countable END 稍 ■the usually pointed end of something, especially something which is long and thin （尤指细长物体的）末梢，末端，尖 •We had asparagus tips for dinner.我们晚饭吃了芦笋尖。 •If I stand on •The Keys are coral islands off the southern tip of •There's paint on ■a small part fitted to the end of something, especially something which is long and thin （尤指细长物体的）顶端附加物•a walking cane with a metal tip包有金属头的手杖 •the filter tip of [tɪp] noun countable RUBBISH 垃圾 UK (mainly US dump) ■a place where especially large pieces of rubbish can be taken and left 垃圾倾倒场 •a rubbish/waste tip垃圾／废弃物堆放场 •We need to take this old carpet to the tip.我们得把这条旧地毯扔到垃圾场去。 •UK informal This room is a complete/absolute/real tip (= is very untidy) - tidy it up at once.这个房间完全／绝对／简直是个垃圾场——马上把它清理干净。 [tɪp] noun countable be on the tip of your tongue ■If something that you want to say is on the tip of your tongue, you think you know it and that you will be able to remember it very soon （想说的话）就在嘴边（很快就会记起来） •Her name is on the tip of my tongue.她的名字就在我的嘴边，却一时说不出来。 [tɪp] noun countable tip of the iceberg ■a small noticeable part of a problem, the total size of which is really much greater （重大问题的）冰山一角，端倪，明显的一小部分 •These small local protests are just the tip of the iceberg.这些小规模的地方性抗议只是冰山一角。 |
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