tip off
/tɪp ɒf/verb
B2formalcommon/tɪp ɒf/incontable · transitivo · phrasal, separable
A phrasal verb meaning to give someone secret or confidential information, often as a warning or advance notice.
ruФразовый глагол, означающий предоставить кому-либо секретную или конфиденциальную информацию, часто в качестве предупреждения или предварительного уведомления.esVerbo frasal que significa proporcionar a alguien información secreta o confidencial, a menudo como advertencia o aviso previo.frVerbe à particule signifiant fournir à quelqu'un une information secrète ou confidentielle, souvent comme avertissement ou préavis.deJemanden heimlich oder vertraulich warnen oder informieren, oft vorab und mit Insiderwissen.ptVerbo que significa fornecer a alguém uma informação secreta ou confidencial, geralmente como aviso ou alerta antecipado.zh短语动词，指向某人提供秘密或机密信息，通常作为警告或提前通知。arفعل مركب يعني إعطاء شخص ما معلومة سرية أو خاصة، غالبًا على سبيل التحذير أو التنبيه المسبق أو لتمكينه من التصرف بناءً عليها.
- Give secret information informal
To give someone a piece of secret or private information, often about a crime or wrongdoing.
- Someone tipped off the police about the robbery.
- The journalist was tipped off by an anonymous source.
- They were tipped off about the surprise inspection.
ruПредупредитьessoplarfrdénoncer confidentiellementdeEinen Hinweis gebenptDelatarzh告密arأبلغ سرًّا
- Warn or alert informal
To warn someone about something that is going to happen, often to help them avoid trouble.
- He tipped off his friend about the upcoming layoffs.
- The security guard tipped off the staff about the fire drill.
- She tipped off her neighbor about the suspicious activity.
ruПредупредитьesAvisar o alertarfrprévenir, alerterdeWarnenptAvisarzh通风报信arتحذير
- tipped off past participle
- tipped off past simple
- tipping off present participle
- tips off third person singular
Verbo base: tip