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dipped

/dɪpt/

Перевод: Описывает что-то, что было кратковременно погружено в жидкость, или, в неформальном контексте, может описывать человека, который слегка глуповат или эксцентричен., Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия кратковременного погружения чего-либо в жидкость или временного движения вниз.

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adjective

/dɪpt/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что было кратковременно погружено в жидкость, или, в неформальном контексте, может описывать человека, который слегка глуповат или эксцентричен.

Describes something that has been briefly submerged into a liquid, or, in informal contexts, can describe a person who is slightly foolish or eccentric.

  1. Lowered or submergedB1formal

    Having been briefly lowered into a liquid or substance.

    ruОкунутый

    • The bread was dipped in olive oil.
    • Her hand was dipped in cold water.
    • The brush was dipped in paint before applying it to the canvas.

    Синонимыsubmerged

    Антонимыelevatedliftedraised

  2. Decreased or declinedB2informal

    Having fallen to a lower level or amount.

    ruСнизился

    • Sales dipped sharply during the recession.
    • The temperature dipped below freezing last night.
    • His enthusiasm dipped after the initial excitement.

    Синонимыdecreaseddiminisheddownfallenloweredreduced

    Антонимыincreasedrisen

Формы
  • more dipped comparative form
  • most dipped superlative form

verb

dip/dɪp/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия кратковременного погружения чего-либо в жидкость или временного движения вниз.

A verb used to indicate the act of putting something briefly into a liquid, or to move downward temporarily.

  1. Put into liquidA2formal

    To put something briefly into a liquid, often to coat or cool it.

    ruОкунуть

    • She dipped the brush into the paint.
    • He dipped his toe in the water to test the temperature.
    • The chef dipped the chicken in batter before frying.

    Синонимыdousedunkimmerseplungesubmerge

  2. Move downwardB1formal

    To go down or drop to a lower level.

    ruОпускаться

    • The sun dipped below the horizon.
    • Temperatures dipped below freezing last night.
    • The road dips sharply just ahead.

    Синонимыdeclinedescenddropfallplungesink

    Антонимыascendclimbrisesoar

  3. DecreaseB1formal

    To become less or lower in amount, value, or level.

    ruСнижаться

    • Stock prices dipped slightly after the announcement.
    • Sales dipped during the winter months.
    • His energy levels dipped after lunch.

    Синонимыdeclinedecreasedropfallplungesinkslumptumble

    Антонимыascendclimbgrowincreaserisesurge

  4. Lower brieflyB1informal

    To lower something for a short time and then raise it again.

    ruОпустить

    • He dipped his headlights as the other car approached.
    • The pilot dipped the plane's wing in salute.
    • She dipped her shoulder to avoid the tackle.

    Синонимыduckdunkimmerseplungesubmerge

Формы
  • dipped past participle
  • dipped past simple
  • dipping present participle
  • dips third person singular

Фразовые вариантыdip into