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• Usado no inglês americano para descrever alguém ou algo muito na moda, descolado ou antenado com as últimas tendências.

Used in American English to describe someone or something that is very fashionable or trendy.

1. Fashionable or trendyB1informal

   Being aware of and following the latest trends, styles, or ideas.

   Na moda

   • She always wears hip clothes from the latest collections.
   • That new café is really hip among young people.
   • He tries to stay hip by listening to new music.

   Sinônimoschiccoolfashionablehappeninginmodishstylishswankytrendyvogue

   Antônimosoutdatedoutmodedsquareuncoolunfashionable

2. Cool or stylishB2slangamerican

   Having a modern, cool, or sophisticated quality.

   Descolado

   • His new haircut is very hip.
   • The party had a hip vibe with great music and art.
   • She's known for her hip taste in interior design.

   Sinônimoschiccoolfashionablegroovyhappeninginmodishstylishtrendy

   Antônimosoutdatedsquareuncoolunfashionableunstylish

• Substantivo que designa a parte do corpo humano situada nas laterais da pelve, entre a cintura e a parte superior da coxa; também pode indicar a articulação do quadril.

A noun referring to the part of the human body on either side of the pelvis, between the waist and the upper thigh.

1. Body partA2formal

   The area on each side of the body between the waist and the upper thigh.

   Quadril

   • She placed her hands on her hips.
   • He broke his hip in a fall.
   • The dress fits snugly around the hips.

   Sinônimoshaunch

2. B2formal

   The fruit of a rose plant, typically red or orange.

   Fruto da roseira

   • Rose hips are rich in vitamin C.
   • She made tea from dried rose hips.
   • Birds often eat the hips from wild roses.

   Sinônimoshawrose hiprosehip