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dipping
UK
/ˈdɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈdɪpɪŋ/
dipping down
dipping in
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dipping
noun
dippings
pl
погружение
The dipping of the bread into the soup added flavor.
Погружение хлеба в суп добавило вкуса.
соус
The dipping was served alongside the vegetables.
Соус подавался вместе с овощами.
Additional translations
окунание
Synonyms
immersion
submersion
plunge
sinking
dunking
dipping
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈdɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈdɪpɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe items intended for dipping or something that slopes downward.
Synonyms
sinking
descending
falling
drooping
sloping
tilting
inclining
plunging
submerging
immersing
declining
slumping
nosediving
dip
verb
dipping
Gerund
dipped
Past Simple
dipped
Past Participle
dipping
Gerund
UK
/dɪp/
US
/dɪp/
окунуть
She decided to dip her toes in the water to check the temperature.
Она решила окунуть пальцы ног в воду, чтобы проверить температуру.
макать
He likes to dip his fries in ketchup.
Он любит макать картошку фри в кетчуп.
погружать
The artist will dip the brush into the paint before starting.
Художник погрузит кисть в краску перед началом.
Additional translations
окунать
смачивать
обмакивать
Synonyms
immerse
submerge
plunge
sink
lower
dunk
drop
descend
Definitions
dipping
noun
The act of immersing something briefly into a liquid.
The dipping of the bread into the soup added extra flavor.
A sauce or other liquid into which food is dipped, most often occurring in the phrase “dipping sauce.”
The peanut dipping sauce was perfect for the spring rolls.
A downward slope or incline.
The surveyor noted a slight dipping of the terrain toward the river.
dipping
gerund / present participle
Designed or suitable for dipping food into.
Serve the chicken strips with several dipping sauces on the side.
Inclining or sloping downward.
We took the dipping trail down to the beach.
dip
verb
To put something briefly into a liquid.
She dipped the brush into the paint before starting her artwork.
To lower or move downwards slightly.
The sun began to dip below the horizon as evening approached.
To decrease slightly or temporarily.
The stock prices dipped after the company's quarterly report was released.
To immerse oneself briefly in water.
He decided to dip into the pool to cool off on the hot summer day.
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