| 单词 | lip |
| 释义 | liplip /lɪp/ ●●● S2 W2 noun 1[countable] one of the two edges of your mouth where your skin is redder or darker: dry lipssomebody’s upper/lower/top/bottom lip Her lower lip was red and swollen. Marty kissed me right on the lips! Stephen pursed his lips (=brought them together tightly) with distaste.2[uncountable] informal talk that is not polite or respectful: Don’t give me any of your lip!3[countable usually singular] the top edge of something that is used to hold or pour liquid: lip of the lip of the glass4[countable] earth science, geography the edge of a hollow or deep place in the land: lip of the lip of the canyon5my lips are sealed spoken used to say that you are not going to tell anyone about a secret6on everyone’s lips being talked about by everyone: News of the divorce seems to be on everyone’s lips. [Origin: Old English lippa] → see also lick your lips/chops at lick1 (4), thin-lipped/full-lipped etc. at -lipped, never/not pass somebody’s lips at pass1 (28), pay lip service to something at pay1 (15), read somebody’s lips at read1 (14), keep a stiff upper lip at stiff1 (9) |
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