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tipping
UK
/ˈtɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈtɪpɪŋ/
tipping back
tipping off
tipping out
tipping over
tipping up
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tipping
noun
tippings
pl
чаевые
The waiter was happy to receive generous tipping from the customers.
Официант был рад получить щедрые чаевые от клиентов.
наклон
The tipping of the scales indicated a change in balance.
Наклон весов указывал на изменение баланса.
Additional translations
опрокидывание
переворачивание
Synonyms
gratuity
tip
donation
present
gift
tipping
gerund / present participle
UK
/ˈtɪpɪŋ/
US
/ˈtɪpɪŋ/
Present-participle form of “tip” functioning adjectivally, e.g. “a tipping bucket”
Synonyms
teetering
toppling
overbalancing
wobbling
off-balance
imbalanced
tilting
leaning
slanting
inclining
tilted
listening
lurching
tip
verb
tipping
Gerund
tipped
Past Simple
tipped
Past Participle
tipping
Gerund
UK
/tɪp/
US
/tɪp/
наклонять
He decided to tip the bottle to pour the last drop.
Он решил наклонить бутылку, чтобы вылить последнюю каплю.
давать чаевые
She always makes sure to tip the waiter generously.
Она всегда старается щедро давать чаевые официанту.
Additional translations
переваливаться
откидывать
Synonyms
lean
sway
incline
tilt
slant
Definitions
tipping
noun
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.
tipping
gerund / present participle
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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