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Traductions

tipnoun
tips
pl
UK
/tɪp/
US
/tɪp/
déchargeLieu où l'on dépose des déchets.
The old furniture was taken to the tip for disposal.
Les vieux meubles ont été emmenés à la décharge pour être jetés.
She gave me a great tip on how to improve my presentation skills.
Elle m'a donné une excellente astuce pour améliorer mes compétences en présentation.
The tip of the pencil broke while I was writing.
La pointe du crayon s'est cassée pendant que j'écrivais.
I left a tip for the waiter after the meal.
J'ai laissé un pourboire au serveur après le repas.
Traductions supplémentaires
conseil
dépotoirTerme plus fréquent en français québécois ou dans un registre moins soutenu.
extrémité
Synonymes
suggestion
clue
nudge
lead
hint
advice
recommendation
pointer
tipverb
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.
Traductions supplémentaires
pourboiserVerbe rare.
tuyauterFamilier.
Synonymes
incline
lean
sway
slant
tilt
tipadjective
Used attributively before another noun, especially to denote relation to gratuities (e.g., tip jar)
relatif aux pourboires
The restaurant keeps a tip jar on the counter for its staff.
Le restaurant garde un pot à pourboires sur le comptoir pour son personnel.
Synonymes
outer
outermost
extremal
terminal
distal
apical
prime
superb
excellent
top-notch
tip-top

Définitions

tipnoun
The pointed or rounded end or extremity of something slender or tapering.
The tip of the pencil broke while I was writing.
A small amount of money given to someone for performing a service; a gratuity.
I left a tip for the waiter after the meal.
A useful piece of advice or information.
She gave me a great tip on how to improve my presentation skills.
A place where rubbish is left; a dump.
The old furniture was taken to the tip for disposal.
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.
tipadjective
Relating to or intended for tips (gratuities).
The restaurant keeps a tip jar on the counter for its staff.
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