pip out

• Frasal verbal británico anticuado que significa morir o fracasar, usado a menudo en contextos coloquiales o dialectales.

An obsolete British phrasal verb meaning to die or to fail, often used in slang or dialectal contexts.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

1. To die or failinformalbritish

   To die, stop functioning, or fail suddenly.

   Morir o fallar de repente

   • The old engine finally piped out after years of use.
   • He was very ill and looked like he might pip out at any moment.
   • The project piped out due to lack of funding.

   Sinónimosbreak downconk outdieexpirefailkick the bucketpass awayperishpop off

   Antónimosendurefunctionoperatepersistprospersucceedsurvivethrive

2. To be eliminated or loseinformalbritish

   To be defeated or eliminated from a competition.

   ser eliminado/derrotado

   • Our team piped out in the semi-finals.
   • She piped out of the race after a bad start.
   • He piped out early in the tournament.

   Sinónimosbow outexitlose

   Antónimosprevailtriumphwin

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