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tipped
UK
/tɪpt/
US
/tɪpt/
tipped back
tipped back
tipped off
tipped off
tipped out
tipped out
tipped over
tipped over
tipped up
tipped up
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tipped
past participle
UK
/tɪpt/
US
/tɪpt/
More precise classification: adjective derived from the past participle of the verb ‘tip’.
pointu
The arrow was tipped with a sharp metal point.
La flèche était pointue et munie d'une pointe métallique acérée.
Synonyms
slanted
inclined
leaning
angled
canted
tip
verb
tipped
Past Simple
tipped
Past Simple
tipped
Past Participle
tipping
Gerund
UK
/tɪp/
US
/tɪp/
renverser
Faire basculer ou tomber sur le côté.
Be careful not to tip the glass over.
Fais attention de ne pas renverser le verre.
pressentir
Souvent à la forme passive.
She is tipped to win the election.
Elle est pressentie pour gagner l'élection.
Additional translations
tuyauter
Familier.
pourboiser
Verbe rare.
Synonyms
tilt
lean
slant
sway
incline
Definitions
tipped
past participle
Having a pointed or rounded end or extremity.
The arrow was tipped with a sharp metal point.
Having a particular kind of tip or end, often specified by the material or color.
The cat had a white-tipped tail that stood out against its black fur.
tip
verb
To give a small amount of money to someone who has provided a service, as a way of thanking them.
I always tip the waiter after a good meal.
To tilt or cause to tilt.
Be careful not to tip the glass over.
To give a piece of advice or information to someone.
He was tipped off about the surprise party.
To predict or recommend someone or something as likely to succeed or win.
She is tipped to win the election.
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