pip out

• Vieux phrasal verb britannique signifiant mourir ou échouer, souvent utilisé dans un registre familier ou dialectal.

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

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

1. To die or failinformalbritish

   To die, stop functioning, or fail suddenly.

   Mourir ou échouer

   • 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.

   Synonymesbreak downconk outdieexpirefailkick the bucketpass awayperishpop off

   Antonymesendurefunctionoperatepersistprospersucceedsurvivethrive

2. To be eliminated or loseinformalbritish

   To be defeated or eliminated from a competition.

   Être éliminé

   • 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.

   Synonymesbow outexitlose

   Antonymesprevailtriumphwin

Verbe de basepip