Vocab Bloom Hub

tip

/tɪp/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : extrémité pointue ou arrondie de quelque chose ; petit conseil ; ou somme d'argent donnée en pourboire pour un service., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de donner une petite somme d'argent en pourboire pour un service, ou pour incliner ou renverser quelque chose.

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noun

/tɪp/A2formal
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : extrémité pointue ou arrondie de quelque chose ; petit conseil ; ou somme d'argent donnée en pourboire pour un service.

A noun with multiple meanings: the pointed or rounded end of something; a small piece of advice; or a sum of money given as a gratuity for a service.

  1. Pointed endA1formal

    The pointed or rounded end of something, such as a finger, pencil, or knife.

    frPointe

    • He cut his finger on the tip of the knife.
    • The tip of the pencil is very sharp.
    • She touched the tip of her nose.

    Synonymesapexendextremitynibpeakpoint

    Antonymesbasebuttroot

  2. GratuityA2formal

    A small amount of money given to someone for a service, such as a waiter or taxi driver.

    frPourboire

    • He left a generous tip for the waiter.
    • The service charge includes a 10% tip.
    • She gave the taxi driver a tip for his help.

    Synonymesbaksheeshgratuitypourboirereward

  3. Advice or suggestionA2informal

    A useful piece of advice or a helpful suggestion.

    frconseil

    • Here's a tip: always check your spelling before submitting.
    • She gave me some great tips on how to save money.
    • The travel guide offers tips for visiting the city.

    Synonymesadvicecluecueguidelinehintpointerrecommendationsuggestion

  4. Garbage dumpB1informalbritish

    A place where waste or rubbish is deposited.

    frdépôt d'ordures

    • They took the old furniture to the tip.
    • The council operates a recycling tip on weekends.
    • He threw the broken chair in the tip.

    Synonymesdumplandfillrubbish dump

Formes
  • tips plural form
  • tips' possessive plural form
  • tip's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/tɪp/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de donner une petite somme d'argent en pourboire pour un service, ou pour incliner ou renverser quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving a small amount of money as a gratuity for a service, or to cause something to tilt or lean.

  1. Give a gratuityA2informal

    To give someone a small amount of money as a reward for a service.

    frDonner un pourboire

    • She tipped the waiter 15% of the bill.
    • He always tips generously at restaurants.
    • Don't forget to tip the taxi driver.

    Synonymesgratifyreward

  2. Tilt or leanB1formal

    To cause something to lean or slant to one side.

    frIncliner

    • He tipped the chair back to relax.
    • The wind tipped the umbrella sideways.
    • She tipped the bottle to pour the last drop.

    Synonymesanglecantcareeninclineleanlistslanttilt

    Antonymesbalancelevelstraighten

  3. Provide a hint or adviceB1informal

    To give someone a piece of useful information or advice.

    frdonner un conseil/une astuce

    • He tipped me off about the job opening.
    • She tipped the journalist about the upcoming announcement.
    • Can you tip me on how to solve this puzzle?

    Synonymesadvisealertcounselhintrecommendsuggestwarn

Formes
  • tipped past participle
  • tipped past simple
  • tipping present participle
  • tips third person singular

Variantes phrasaltip offtip over

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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