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dip
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/dɪp/
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dip down
dip in
DIP switch
DIP switches
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dip
noun
dips
pl
UK
/dɪp/
US
/dɪp/
соус
I love dipping my fries in a spicy dip.
Я люблю макать картошку фри в острый соус.
падение
There was a sudden dip in the temperature last night.
Прошлой ночью произошло резкое падение температуры.
погружение
The diver took a deep dip into the ocean.
Дайвер сделал глубокое погружение в океан.
Sinonimi
bath
sauce
immersion
dunk
plunge
dip
verb
dipped
Past Simple
dipped
Past Participle
dipping
Gerund
UK
/dɪp/
US
/dɪp/
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.
окунуть
She decided to dip her toes in the water to check the temperature.
Она решила окунуть пальцы ног в воду, чтобы проверить температуру.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
смачивать
окунать
обмакивать
Sinonimi
lower
sink
plunge
submerge
immerse
descend
drop
dunk
dip
adjective
UK
/dɪp/
US
/dɪp/
Used attributively to modify a noun, typically describing something designed for or related to dipping.
Definizioni
dip
noun
A brief swim or immersion in water.
She took a quick dip in the pool to cool off.
A thick sauce in which pieces of food are dunked before eating.
He served the chips with a spicy salsa dip.
A downward slope or inclination.
The road had a sudden dip that made driving challenging.
A decrease in the level or amount of something.
There was a dip in the stock market yesterday.
A brief decline in mood or energy.
After lunch, she often experiences a dip in energy.
A small quantity of moist snuff (smokeless tobacco) placed between the lip and gum.
He packed a dip before the long drive.
A pickpocket; a thief who steals from people's pockets or bags.
The dip quickly lifted the wallet before disappearing into the crowd.
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.
dip
adjective
Designed for or relating to dipping.
Serve the chips in a dip bowl to keep the table tidy.
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