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tippingnoun
tippings
pl
basculementAction de faire pencher ou se renverser quelque chose.
Cow tipping is considered a rural prank.
Le basculement des vaches est considéré comme une plaisanterie rurale.
pourboireRémunération facultative laissée pour un service rendu ; emploi le plus courant.
Tipping is customary in many restaurants to show appreciation for good service.
Le pourboire est habituel dans de nombreux restaurants pour montrer sa reconnaissance pour un bon service.
déversementDans l'anglais britannique, action de déposer ou de déverser des déchets ; souvent employé pour des dépôts sauvages.
Local councils have cracked down on illegal tipping in the countryside.
Les conseils locaux ont sévi contre le déversement illégal de déchets dans la campagne.
Synonyms
present
gratuity
tip
donation
gift
tippinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈtɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈtɪpɪŋ/
Present-participle form of “tip” functioning adjectivally, e.g. “a tipping bucket”
Synonyms
slanting
leaning
tilting
imbalanced
off-balance
wobbling
overbalancing
toppling
teetering
inclining
tilted
listening
lurching
tipverb

tipping

Gerund

tipped
Past Simple
tipped
Past Participle
tipping
Gerund
UK
/tɪp/
US
/tɪp/
pressentirSouvent à la forme passive.
She is tipped to win the election.
Elle est pressentie pour gagner l'élection.
renverserFaire basculer ou tomber sur le côté.
Be careful not to tip the glass over.
Fais attention de ne pas renverser le verre.
Additional translations
pourboiserVerbe rare.
tuyauterFamilier.
Synonyms
incline
lean
tilt
slant
sway

Definitions

tippingnoun
The act of giving a gratuity to someone who has provided a service.
Tipping is customary in many restaurants to show appreciation for good service.
The act of causing something to tilt or overturn.
Cow tipping is considered a rural prank.
(Britain) The disposal of rubbish by dumping; the act of emptying refuse.
Local councils have cracked down on illegal tipping in the countryside.
tippinggerund / present participle
tipverb
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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