英语词汇“tip”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	tip
释义	Trends of tip View usage for: tip (tɪp) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense tips, present participle tipping, past tense, past participle tipped 1. countable noun The tip of something long and narrow is the end of it. The sleeves covered his hands to the tips of his fingers. [+ of] She poked and shifted things with the tip of her walking stick. [+ of] The city was concentrated into the southern tip of the island. Synonyms: end, point, head, extremity More Synonyms of tip 2. verb If you tip an object or part of your body or if it tips, it moves into a sloping position with one end or side higher than the other. He leaned away from her, and she had to tip her head back to see him. [VERB noun adverb/preposition] A young boy is standing on a stool, reaching for a cookie jar, and the stool is aboutto tip. [VERB] The north pole is slightly tipped towards the sun. [VERB-ed] 3. verb If you tip something somewhere, you pour it there. Tip the vegetables into a bowl. [VERB noun preposition] She took out the plate, stared blankly at the dried-up food on it, and tipped itinto the bin. [VERB noun preposition] Tip away the salt and wipe the pan. [VERB noun with adverb] Synonyms: pour, drop, empty, dump More Synonyms of tip 4. verb To tip rubbish means to get rid of it by leaving it somewhere. [British] ...the costs of tipping rubbish in landfills. [VERB noun] How do you stop people tipping? [VERB] We live in a street off Soho Road and there's rubbish tipped everywhere. [VERB-ed] regional note: in AM, use dump Synonyms: dump, empty, ditch [slang], unload More Synonyms of tip 5. countable noun A tip is a place where rubbish is left. [British] Officers had found a large bread knife on the rubbish tip. I took a load of rubbish and grass cuttings to the tip. regional note: in AM, use garbage dump Synonyms: dump, midden, rubbish heap, refuse heap More Synonyms of tip 6. countable noun If you describe a place as a tip, you mean it is very untidy. [British, informal] The flat is an absolute tip. 7. verb If you tip someone such as a waiter in a restaurant, you give them some money in order to thank them for their services. Do you really think it's customary to tip the waiters? [VERB noun] She tipped the barmen 10 dollars and bought drinks all round. [V n amount] [Also VERB] Synonyms: reward, remunerate [formal], give a tip to, sweeten [informal] More Synonyms of tip tipping uncountable noun A 10 percent service charge is added in lieu of tipping. 8. countable noun If you give a tip to someone such as a waiter in a restaurant, you give them some money to thank themfor their services. I gave the barber a tip. The Head Porter was keeping all the tips. Synonyms: gratuity, gift, reward, present More Synonyms of tip 9. countable noun A tip is a useful piece of advice. It shows how to prepare a CV, and gives tips on applying for jobs. [+ on] ...tips for busy managers. A good tip is to buy the most expensive lens you can afford. [Also + for] Synonyms: hint, suggestion, piece of information, piece of advice More Synonyms of tip 10. verb [usually passive] If a person is tipped to do something or is tipped for success at something, experts or journalists believe that they will do that thing or achieve that success. [British] He is tipped to be the country's next foreign minister. [be VERB-ed to-infinitive] He was widely tipped for success. [be VERB-ed + for] Synonyms: predict, back, recommend, think of More Synonyms of tip 11. countable noun Someone's tip for a race or competition is their advice on its likely result, especially to someone who wants to bet money on the result. I've a tip for the races. United are still my tip for the Title. [+ for] 12. See the tip of the iceberg 13. See tip the scales/balance 14. See on the tip of your tongue Phrasal verbs: See tip off See tip over See tip up More Synonyms of tip tip in British English 1 (tɪp) noun 1. the extreme end of something, esp a narrow or pointed end 2. the top or summit 3. a small piece forming an extremity or end a metal tip on a cane verbWord forms: tips, tipping or tipped (transitive) 4. to adorn or mark the tip of 5. to cause to form a tip Derived forms tipless (ˈtipless) adjective Word origin C15: from Old Norse typpa; related to Middle Low German, Middle Dutch tip tip in British English 2 (tɪp) verbWord forms: tips, tipping or tipped 1. to tilt or cause to tilt 2. (usually foll by over or up) to tilt or cause to tilt, so as to overturn or fall 3. British to dump (rubbish, etc) 4. tip one's hat noun 5. the act of tipping or the state of being tipped 6. British a dump for refuse, etc Derived forms tippable (ˈtippable) adjective Word origin C14: of uncertain origin; related to top1, topple tip in British English 3 (tɪp) noun 1. a payment given for services in excess of the standard charge; gratuity 2. a helpful hint, warning, or other piece of information 3. a piece of inside information, esp in betting or investing verbWord forms: tips, tipping or tipped 4. to give a tip to (a person) Word origin C18: perhaps from tip4 tip in British English 4 (tɪp) verbWord forms: tips, tipping or tipped (transitive) 1. to hit or strike lightly 2. to hit (a ball) indirectly so that it glances off the bat in cricket noun 3. a light blow 4. a glancing hit in cricket Word origin C13: perhaps from Low German tippen tip in American English 1 (tɪp) noun 1. the pointed, tapering, or rounded end or top of something long and slim 2. something attached to the end, as a cap, ferrule, etc. 3. a top or apex, as of a mountain verb transitiveWord forms: tipped or ˈtipping 4. to make a tip on 5. to cover the tip or tips of (with something) 6. to serve as the tip of 7. US to remove the stems from (berries, etc.) Idioms: tip in tip of the iceberg Derived forms tipless (ˈtipless) adjective Word origin ME tippe, akin to MLowG tip, point, top, Ger zipf- in zipfel, an end, tip, prob. < IE base dumb-, tail > Avestan duma-, tail tip in American English 2 (tɪp) verb transitiveWord forms: tipped or ˈtipping 1. to strike lightly and sharply; tap 2. to give a small present of money to (a waiter, porter, etc.) for some service 3. Informal a. to give secret information to in an attempt to be helpful often with off b. to reveal or divulge (a secret, plot, etc.) 4. US, Baseball a. to hit (the ball) a glancing blow b. to glance off (the bat, glove, etc.) 5. Sport to deflect or tap (a ball, puck, etc.) in a particular direction, esp. into a goal verb intransitive 6. to give a tip or tips noun 7. a light, sharp blow; tap see also foul tip 8. a piece of secret information given confidentially in an attempt to be helpful a tip on the race 9. a suggestion, hint, warning, etc. 10. a small sum of money, often a percentage of the total billed, given to a waiter, porter, etc. for services; gratuity 11. Sport a deflection or tap of the ball, puck, etc., esp. one that scores a goal Idioms:* tip one's hand Word origin akin ? to tip1 tip in American English 3 (tɪp) verb transitiveWord forms: tipped or ˈtipping 1. to overturn or upset often with over 2. to cause to tilt or slant 3. to raise slightly or touch the brim of (one's hat) in salutation verb intransitive 4. to tilt or slant 5. to overturn or topple often with over noun 6. a tipping or being tipped; tilt; slant 7. British a place for dumping rubbish, etc.; dump Idioms: tip the scales tip the scales at Word origin ME tipen < ? tip in Hospitality 1 (tɪp) noun (Hospitality (hotel): Food and drink, dining) If you give a tip to someone such as a waiter in a restaurant, you give them some money to thank themfor their services. COLLOCATIONS: give a ~leave a ~ They gave the waiter a tip. In a restaurant, a tip of 15% for good service is expected. The customer refused to leave a tip after receiving bad service. tip in Hospitality 2 (tɪp) Word forms: (present) tips, (past) tipped, (perfect) tipped, (progressive) tipping verb (Hospitality (hotel): Food and drink, dining) If you tip someone such as a waiter in a restaurant, you give them some money in order to thankthem for their services. It is usual to tip waiters, porters, and drivers. We usually tip 18-20% of the bill. How much do people tip the maid in a hotel? More idioms containing tip just the tip of the iceberg something is on the tip of your tongue something was on the tip of your tongue tip the balance tip someone the wink COBUILD Collocations tip handy tip helpful tip insider tip practical tip useful tip Examples of 'tip' in a sentence tip We also give you top tips to ward off the most common illnesses and health complaints. The Sun (2016) Tip into the bowl of a food processor. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They are the tip of the iceberg. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Here she gives her tips on getting your business off the ground. The Sun (2016) That by now nobody would bat an eyelid when their local rubbish tip is named the hot new art space. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There are also personalised tips, advice and devices to help you save. The Sun (2016) Drain, then tip them back into the pan. Times, Sunday Times (2017) None of them knew about one another's tips. Times, Sunday Times (2016) All tips and service charges? The Sun (2017) Tip the vegetables back into the pan and add the white wine. The Sun (2012) There is a splendid little booklet that gives information and tips on each country. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Visitors can learn about the gardens and pick up tips from the head gardener. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Wives were only the tip of the iceberg. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We asked users of these sites to share their tips for success. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We give our top tips to beat the pain. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The worst part is tipping the dust away. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The great acts tipped the balance with the dross. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Tip into the bowl of a food processor. Times, Sunday Times (2011) There is one tip which might be of use. Hambly, Dr Kenneth Banish Anxiety - how to stop worrying and take charge of your life (1991) You have only seen the tip of the iceberg. The Sun (2013) Turn the flour around and tip out the excess. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Each ends with practical tips for progress to less. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Why not join other members and swap tips and training advice. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Tip the mussels back into the pan and stir through to warm things up again. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Some internet tips for easier information management. Times, Sunday Times (2008) One last tip for those heading out to the lake today. Times, Sunday Times (2012) This one naked stroll is just the tip of the iceberg. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Place tip of tongue against ridge of tissue just behind upper front teeth and keep it there through the entire exercise. The Sun (2011) Tip into sterilised jars, seal and leave to mature for a couple of months. Times, Sunday Times (2010) What about hidden charges, tips and extras? Times, Sunday Times (2014) In other languages tip British English: tip /tɪp/ NOUN end The tip of something long and narrow is the end of it. ...the tips of his fingers. American English: tip end of object Arabic: طَرَفٌ مُدَبَّب Brazilian Portuguese: ponta Chinese: 尖稍 Croatian: vrh Czech: špička konec Danish: spids Dutch: tipje European Spanish: punta Finnish: kärki French: bout German: Spitze Greek: άκρη Italian: estremità Japanese: 先端 end of object Korean: 끝 Norwegian: tupp Polish: koniuszek European Portuguese: ponta Romanian: vârf Russian: кончик Latin American Spanish: punta Swedish: spets Thai: จุดปลายสุด Turkish: uç kalem/dil Ukrainian: кінчик Vietnamese: đầu của vật British English: tip /tɪp/ NOUN gratuity If you give someone such as a waiter a tip, you give them some money for their services. I gave the barber a tip. American English: tip reward Arabic: بَقْشِيش Brazilian Portuguese: gorjeta Chinese: 小费 Croatian: napojnica Czech: spropitné Danish: drikkepenge Dutch: fooi suggestie European Spanish: consejo práctico Finnish: vihje French: pourboire German: Tipp Greek: υπόδειξη Italian: mancia Japanese: チップ suggestion Korean: 팁 Norwegian: tips Polish: wskazówka European Portuguese: gorjeta Romanian: bacșiș Russian: намек Latin American Spanish: propina Swedish: tips Thai: ข้อคิดเห็นที่มีประโยชน์ Turkish: bahşiş Ukrainian: чайові Vietnamese: tiền boa British English: tip /tɪp/ NOUN hint A tip is a useful piece of advice. A good tip is to buy the most expensive lens you can afford. American English: tip suggestion Arabic: نَصِيحَة Brazilian Portuguese: dica Chinese: 诀窍 Croatian: prijedlog Czech: tip Danish: tip Dutch: tip European Spanish: propina Finnish: juomaraha French: tuyau German: Trinkgeld Greek: φιλοδώρημα Italian: suggerimento Japanese: 助言心づけ Korean: 힌트 Norwegian: tips Polish: napiwek European Portuguese: dica Romanian: pont Russian: чаевые Latin American Spanish: consejo Swedish: dricks Thai: การให้เงินรางวัล Turkish: öğüt Ukrainian: порада Vietnamese: mẹo vặt British English: tip /tɪp/ VERB incline If an object or part of your body tips, or if you tip it, it moves into a sloping position with one end or side higher than the other. She had to tip her head back to see him. American English: tip incline Arabic: يـُميلُ Brazilian Portuguese: inclinar Chinese: 倾斜 Croatian: dati napojnicu Czech: naklonit (se) Danish: tippe Dutch: doen kantelen European Spanish: ladear Finnish: kallistaa French: pencher German: Trinkgeld geben Greek: φιλοδωρώ Italian: inclinare Japanese: 傾ける心づけ Korean: 팁을 주다 Norwegian: tipse Polish: dać napiwek European Portuguese: inclinar Romanian: a apleca Russian: давать на чай Latin American Spanish: ladear Swedish: ge dricks Thai: ทำให้เอียง Turkish: yatırmak Ukrainian: нахиляти(ся) Vietnamese: nghiêng British English: tip /tɪp/ VERB give money to If you tip someone such as a waiter, you give them some money for their services. Do you really think it's customary to tip the waiters? American English: tip reward Arabic: يُعْطِيُ بَقْشِيشاً ل Brazilian Portuguese: dar gorjeta Chinese: 给小费 Croatian: nagnuti Czech: dát spropitné Danish: give drikkepenge Dutch: fooi geven European Spanish: dar propina Finnish: antaa tippiä French: donner un pourboire German: kippen Greek: ανατρέπω Italian: dare la mancia Japanese: チップをやる incline Korean: (...을) 기울이다 경사 Norwegian: vippe Polish: przechylić European Portuguese: dar gorjeta Romanian: a da bacșiș Russian: наклонять Latin American Spanish: dar propina Swedish: tippa luta Thai: ให้เงินรางวัล Turkish: bahşiş vermek dökmek Ukrainian: давати чайові Vietnamese: boa Chinese translation of 'tip' tip (tɪp) n (c) [of branch, paintbrush] 顶(頂)端 (dǐngduān) (个(個), gè) (protective on umbrella, walking stick) 尖端 (jiānduān) (to waiter) 小费(費) (xiǎofèi) (笔, bǐ) (Brit, for rubbish) 弃(棄)置场(場) (qìzhìchǎng) (个(個), gè) (Brit, for coal) 堆 (duī) (= advice) 提示 (tíshì) (个(個), gè) vt [waiter] 给(給) ... 小费(費) (gěi ... xiǎofèi) (= pour) 倒出 (dàochū) (= overturn) (also tip over) 翻转(轉) (fānzhuǎn) (= predict) [winner etc] 猜测(測) (cāicè) (= tilt) [object, part of body] 使倾(傾)斜 (shǐ qīngxié) vi [object, part of body] (also tip over) 倾(傾)斜 (qīngxié) the tip of the iceberg (fig) 冰山一角 (bīngshān yī jiǎo) 1 (noun) in the sense of end Definition a narrow or pointed end of something She poked and shifted things with the tip of her walking stick. Synonyms end He tapped the ends of his fingers together. point the point of a knife head These problems came to a head in September. extremity a small port on the north-western extremity of the island sharp end nib prong Mark the loaf with the prongs of a fork. 2 (noun) in the sense of peak After dusk, the tip of the cone will light up. Synonyms peak the snow-covered peaks of the Alps top I came down alone from the top of the mountain. summit the first man to reach the summit of Mount Everest pinnacle He had reached the pinnacle of his career. crown We stood on the crown of the hill. cap zenith His career is now at its zenith. apex She led me up a gloomy corridor to the apex of the pyramid. spire acme the acme of cinematic art vertex the vertex of the triangle 3 (noun) in the sense of cap Definition a small piece attached to the end or bottom of something the protective plastic tip of a shoelace Synonyms cap She unscrewed the cap of her water bottle. cover Put a polythene cover over it to protect it from dust. ferrule (verb) in the sense of cap Definition to make or form a tip on a missile tipped with three warheads Synonyms cap home-made scones capped with cream top To serve, top the fish with cooked leeks. crown A rugged castle crowns the cliffs. surmount (formal) The mountain is surmounted by a huge black castle. finish 1 (verb) in the sense of pour Definition to pour out (the contents of a container) She took the plate and tipped the contents into the bin. Synonyms pour Pour a small amount of water into a glass. drop empty dump drain I didn't know what we would find when we drained the pool. spill It doesn't matter if red wine spills on this floor. discharge unload jettison The crew jettisoned excess fuel and made an emergency landing. offload slop (informal) Some water slopped over the edge of the glass. slosh (informal) decant 2 (verb) in the sense of dump Definition to dump (rubbish) (British) the costs of tipping rubbish in landfills Synonyms dump Untreated sewage is dumped into the sea. empty I emptied the washing machine. ditch (slang) I decided to ditch the sofa bed. unload Unload everything from the boot and clean it thoroughly. pour out 3 (verb) in the sense of tilt Definition to tilt She tipped her head back to breathe. Synonyms tilt She tilted her head back to look at him. lean He leaned forward to take the glass from her. angle You can angle the slats for more shade. bend Bend the bar into a horseshoe. cock incline (noun) in the sense of dump Definition a rubbish dump (British) I took a load of rubbish and grass cuttings to the tip. Synonyms dump The walled garden was used as a dump. midden rubbish heap refuse heap Phrasal verbs See tip over See tip off See tip something over 1 (noun) in the sense of gratuity Definition an amount of money given to someone, such as a waiter, in return for service I gave the barber a tip. Synonyms gratuity The porter expects a gratuity. gift a gift of $50,000 reward present The vase was a wedding present. sweetener (informal) perquisite baksheesh pourboire (French) 2 (noun) in the sense of hint Definition a piece of inside information, esp. in betting or investing A good tip is to buy the most expensive lens you can afford. Synonyms hint I'd dropped a hint about having an exhibition of his work. suggestion There is absolutely no suggestion of any mainstream political party involvement. piece of information piece of advice gen (British, informal) pointer Here are a few pointers to help you make a choice. piece of inside information heads up (US, Canadian) 1 (verb) in the sense of reward Definition to give a tip to Do you think it's customary to tip the waiters? Synonyms reward Their generosity will be rewarded. remunerate (formal) You will be remunerated for your trouble give a tip to sweeten (informal) 2 (verb) in the sense of predict He was widely tipped for success. Synonyms predict back recommend think of phrasal verb See tip someone off Additional synonyms in the sense of acme Definition the highest point of achievement or excellence the acme of cinematic art Synonyms height, top, crown, summit, peak, climax, crest, optimum, high point, pinnacle, culmination, zenith, apex, apogee, vertex in the sense of angle Definition to move in or place at an angle You can angle the slats for more shade. Synonyms slant, aim, bend, incline, tilt, skew in the sense of apex Definition the highest point She led me up a gloomy corridor to the apex of the pyramid. Synonyms highest point, point, top, tip, summit, peak, crest, pinnacle, vertex Synonyms of 'tip' tip Explore 'tip' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of bend Definition to form a curve Bend the bar into a horseshoe. Synonyms twist, turn, wind, lean, hook, bow, curve, arch, incline, arc, deflect, warp, buckle, coil, flex, stoop, veer, swerve, diverge, contort, inflect, incurvate in the sense of cover Definition anything which covers Put a polythene cover over it to protect it from dust. Synonyms covering, case, top, dress, clothing, cap, coating, envelope, lid, canopy, sheath, wrapper, awning in the sense of crown Definition the highest or central point of something arched or curved We stood on the crown of the hill. Synonyms high point, head, top, tip, summit, crest, pinnacle, apex in the sense of crown Definition to form the topmost part of A rugged castle crowns the cliffs. Synonyms top, cap, be on top of, surmount (formal) in the sense of ditch Definition to abandon or discard I decided to ditch the sofa bed. Synonyms get rid of, dump (informal), scrap, bin (informal), junk (informal), chuck (informal), discard, dispose of, dispense with, jettison, cast off, throw out or overboard in the sense of drain Definition to dry or be emptied as a result of liquid running off or flowing away I didn't know what we would find when we drained the pool. Synonyms empty, unload, clear out, remove the contents of in the sense of empty Definition to make or become empty I emptied the washing machine. Synonyms clear, drain, gut, void, unload, pour out, unpack, unburden, remove the contents of, MT in the sense of extremity Definition the farthest point a small port on the north-western extremity of the island Synonyms limit, end, edge, border, top, tip, bound, minimum, extreme, maximum, pole, margin, boundary, terminal, frontier, verge (British), brink, rim, brim, pinnacle, termination, nadir, zenith, apex, terminus, apogee, farthest point, furthest point, acme in the sense of gift Definition something given to someone a gift of $50,000 Synonyms donation, offering, present, contribution, grant, legacy, hand-out, endowment, boon (archaic), bequest, gratuity, prezzie (informal), benefaction, bonsela (South Africa), largesse or largess, bonus, endowment, bounty, koha (New Zealand) in the sense of head Definition a culmination or crisis These problems came to a head in September. Synonyms climax, crisis, turning point, culmination, end, conclusion, tipping point Additional synonyms in the sense of jettison Definition to throw overboard The crew jettisoned excess fuel and made an emergency landing. Synonyms expel, dump, unload, throw overboard, eject, heave in the sense of lean Definition to bend or make (something) bend from an upright position He leaned forward to take the glass from her. Synonyms bend, tip, slope, incline, tilt, heel, slant in the sense of pinnacle Definition the highest point of fame or success He had reached the pinnacle of his career. Synonyms height, top, crown, crest, meridian, zenith, apex, apogee, acme, vertex in the sense of point Definition the sharp tip of anything the point of a knife Synonyms end, tip, sharp end, top, spur, spike, apex, nib, tine, prong in the sense of pointer Definition something that is a helpful indicator of how a situation has arisen or may turn out Here are a few pointers to help you make a choice. Synonyms hint, tip, suggestion, warning, recommendation, caution, piece of information, piece of advice in the sense of present Definition a gift The vase was a wedding present. Synonyms gift, offering, grant, favour, donation, hand-out, endowment, boon (archaic), bounty, gratuity, prezzie (informal), benefaction, bonsela (South Africa), koha (New Zealand), largesse or largess in the sense of prong Definition a long pointed projection from an instrument or tool such as a fork Mark the loaf with the prongs of a fork. Synonyms point, tip, spike, tine in the sense of remunerate Definition to reward or pay for work or service You will be remunerated for your trouble Synonyms pay, reward, compensate, repay, redress, reimburse, recompense, indemnify, requite in the sense of slop Definition to splash or spill (liquid) Some water slopped over the edge of the glass. Synonyms spill, splash, overflow, splatter, spatter, slosh (informal) in the sense of slosh Definition to throw or pour (liquid) carelessly Synonyms pour, shower, spray, slap Additional synonyms in the sense of spill Definition to pour from or as from a container by accident It doesn't matter if red wine spills on this floor. Synonyms slop, flow, pour, run, overflow, slosh, splosh in the sense of suggestion Definition a hint or indication There is absolutely no suggestion of any mainstream political party involvement. Synonyms hint, implication, insinuation, intimation in the sense of summit Definition the highest point or part of a mountain or hill the first man to reach the summit of Mount Everest Synonyms peak, top, tip, pinnacle, apex, head, crown, crest in the sense of surmount Definition to be situated on top of (something) The mountain is surmounted by a huge black castle. Synonyms cap, top, crown, tip in the sense of top Definition the highest point or part of anything I came down alone from the top of the mountain. Synonyms peak, summit, head, crown, height, ridge, brow, crest, high point, pinnacle, culmination, meridian, zenith, apex, apogee, acme, vertex in the sense of top Definition to put on top of (something) To serve, top the fish with cooked leeks. Synonyms cover, coat, garnish, finish, crown, cap, overspread in the sense of unload Definition to remove cargo from a ship, lorry, or plane Unload everything from the boot and clean it thoroughly. Synonyms empty, clear, unpack, dump, discharge, off-load, disburden, unlade in the sense of vertex Definition the highest point the vertex of the triangle Synonyms top, crown, summit, pinnacle, apex, height, crest, culmination, zenith, extremity, apogee, acme in the sense of zenith Definition the highest or most successful point of anything His career is now at its zenith. Synonyms height, summit, peak, top, climax, crest, high point, pinnacle, meridian, apex, high noon, apogee, acme, vertex
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