n.[C]

1. 顶端；尖端
   He burnt the tips of his fingers.

   他烧伤了指尖。

2. （鸟或飞机的）翼尖
3. 顶端附加的小件
   Some smokers don't like cigarettes with tips.

   有的烟民不喜欢抽有滤嘴的纸烟。

vt.

1. 在……的顶端装附加物
   a filter-tipped cigarette

   有滤嘴的香烟

2. 覆盖（或装饰）……的尖端[（+with）]
   hills tipped with trees

   树木覆盖的山顶

3. 去掉（生长物）的尖端

vt.

1. 使倾斜
2. 使翻倒[（+over/up）]
   I'm sorry I tipped the bottle over.

   抱歉，我把瓶子弄翻倒了。

3. 脱（帽）打招呼
4. 【英】倾倒
   He tipped the money in his pocket on to the counter.

   他把口袋里的钱倾倒在柜台上。

vi.

1. 倾斜
   The boat tipped to one side.

   船向一边倾斜。

2. 翻倒[（+over/up）]

n.[C]

1. 倾斜；翻倒；倾倒
2. 【英】（垃圾等的）弃置场

vt.

1. 轻击；轻触
2. 给；递送[O1]
3. 给……小费[O1]
   We tipped the taxi driver.

   我们给出租车司机小费。

   I tipped the waiter two dollars.

   我给侍者两块钱小费。

4. 泄露；暗示；告诫
   Who tipped the scheme?

   谁把计划泄漏出去的？

vi.

1. 踮着脚走
2. 给小费

n.[C]

1. 小费
   We gave the taxi driver a tip.

   我们付小费给出租车司机。

2. 告诫；提示[（+for/on）]
   I gave her a tip on how to concoct a new kind of soup.

   我教她配制一种新汤的诀窍。

3. 内部情报，秘密消息[（+on）][+to-v][+that]
   He gave me some tips on the matter.

   他把关于那件事的消息透露给我了。

4. 轻推；轻击

n.

v.

1. attach to or cover the tip of.
2. colour (something) at its tip or edge.
3. (tip something in) (in bookbinding) paste a page to a neighbouring page with a fine layer of paste down its inner margin.

v.

1. overbalance or cause to overbalance so as to fall or turn over.
   ▸be or put in a sloping position.
2. empty out (the contents of a container) by holding it at an angle.
   ▸ (it tips down, it is tipping down, etc.) Brit. informal rain heavily.
3. strike or touch lightly.
   ▸move by a light strike or touch.
4. (tip off) Basketball  put the ball in play by throwing it up between two opponents.

n.

1. Brit. a place where rubbish is left.
   ▸informal a dirty or untidy place.
2. Baseball  a pitched ball that is slightly deflected by the batter.

n.

1. a small sum of money given as a reward for services rendered.
2. a piece of practical advice.
   ▸a prediction or piece of expert information about the likely winner of a race or contest.

v.

1. give a tip to.
2. Brit. predict as likely to win or achieve something.
3. (tip someone off) informal give someone confidential information.