bibbed

UK
/bɪbd/
US
/bɪbd/

Traducciones

bibbedadjective
more bibbed
Comp.
most bibbed
Super.
UK
/bɪbd/
US
/bɪbd/
à bavetteSe dit d’un vêtement muni d’un empiècement de protection à l’avant.
The bibbed apron protected her clothes while she cooked.
Le tablier à bavette protégeait ses vêtements pendant qu’elle cuisinait.
Traducciones adicionales
à bavetteEn zoologie, se dit d’un animal dont le cou ou la poitrine présente une tache rappelant une bavette.
bibverb

bibbed

Past Simple

bibbed
Past Simple
bibbed
Past Participle
bibbing
Gerund
UK
/bɪb/
US
/bɪb/
siroterBoire par petites gorgées ; sens rare ou littéraire.
They sat on the porch bibbing iced tea while watching the sunset.
Ils étaient assis sur le porche à siroter du thé glacé en regardant le coucher du soleil.
boireSens vieilli ou familier pour boire de l’alcool, surtout de façon habituelle ou excessive.
He would often bib with his friends at the local pub after work.
Il avait souvent l'habitude de boire avec ses amis au pub du quartier après le travail.

Definiciones

bibbedadjective
Having a bib or a part resembling a bib, often used to describe clothing or garments with a protective or decorative front piece.
The bibbed apron protected her clothes while she cooked.
Of an animal, having a distinctive patch of colour on the chest or throat resembling a bib.
The white-bibbed honeybird gets its name from the pale patch on its throat.
bibverb
To drink alcohol, especially in a habitual or excessive manner.
He would often bib with his friends at the local pub after work.
To drink or imbibe (a liquid), especially habitually or in small sips; to tipple.
They sat on the porch bibbing iced tea while watching the sunset.