bib

A noun referring to a piece of cloth or plastic worn under the chin, especially by children while eating, or the upper part of an apron that covers the chest.

• 🇨🇳名词，指围在下巴下方的一块布或塑料，尤指儿童吃饭时戴的围兜，也指围裙上部遮住胸前的部分。

1. Top part of an apron B1 formal

   The upper section of an apron that covers the chest area.

   • She wiped her hands on the bib of her apron.
   • The apron's bib was stained with flour.
   • He adjusted the bib of his apron before starting to cook.

   🇨🇳围裙胸片

2. Child's feeding napkin A1 formal

   A piece of cloth or plastic tied under a child's chin to protect their clothes while eating.

   • The baby wore a colorful bib during lunch.
   • She put a bib on the toddler before giving him soup.
   • The bib caught all the spilled milk.

   🇨🇳围嘴

   同义词: feeder

3. Drink moderately but regularly B2 informal british

   To consume alcoholic beverages in small amounts on a regular basis.

   • He tends to bib a little every evening after work.
   • She was known to bib moderately at social gatherings.
   • They bibbed on wine throughout the long dinner.

   🇨🇳小酌

• bibs plural form
• bibs' possessive plural form
• bib's possessive singular form

A verb meaning to drink heavily or to tipple, often used in informal contexts.

• 🇨🇳动词，指大量饮酒或经常喝酒，常用于非正式语境。

1. To drink moderately but regularly C1 informal british

   To consume alcohol in small amounts on a regular basis, often as a habit.

   • He bibbed at the pub every evening after work.
   • She was known to bib a little wine with dinner.
   • They bibbed steadily throughout the party.

   🇨🇳小酌

   同义词: siptipple

   反义词: abstainbingeguzzle

• bibbed past participle
• bibbed past simple
• bibbing present participle
• bibs third person singular