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lip1) (either of the folds of flesh which form the edge of the mouth: She bit her lip.) labio2) (the edge of something: the lip of a cup.) borde•- - lipped- lip-read
- lipstick
- pay lip-service to
lip n labiotr[lɪp]1 labio2 (of cup etc) borde nombre masculino■ I'll have less of your lip! ¡basta de groserías!\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLmy lips are sealed figurative use soy una tumbato be on everybody's lips ser la comidilla de todosto bite one's lip morderse la lenguato keep a stiff upper lip poner al mal tiempo buena carato lick one's lips relamerselip ['lɪp] n1) : labio m2) edge, rim: pico m (de una jarra), borde m (de una taza)n.• borde s.m.n.• belfo s.m.• labio s.m.lɪp1) ca) ( Anat) labio mto read somebody's lips — leerle* los labios a alguien
to bite one's lip — morderse* la lengua
to lick/smack one's lips — relamerse
my lips are sealed: I can't tell you, my lips are sealed no puedo decírtelo, he prometido no decir nada; don't worry, my lips are sealed no te preocupes, no diré una palabra or de mi boca no saldrá; to button one's lip (colloq) callarse la boca (fam); to keep a stiff upper lip — guardar la compostura, no inmutarse
b) (of cup, tray) borde m2) u ( insolence) (colloq)[lɪp]1. N1) (Anat) labio m ; [of cup, crater] borde m ; [of jug etc] pico mto bite one's lip — (lit) morderse el labio; (fig) morderse la lengua
to lick or smack one's lips — relamerse
my lips are sealed — (=I won't tell) soy una tumba; (=I can't tell) no puedo contar nada
- pay lip service to an idealstiff 1., 3)2) * (=insolence) impertinencia f, insolencia fnone of your lip! — ¡cállate la boca! *
2.CPDlip balm N — = lip salve
lip salve N — (Brit) vaselina f, cacao m, protector m labial
* * *[lɪp]1) ca) ( Anat) labio mto read somebody's lips — leerle* los labios a alguien
to bite one's lip — morderse* la lengua
to lick/smack one's lips — relamerse
my lips are sealed: I can't tell you, my lips are sealed no puedo decírtelo, he prometido no decir nada; don't worry, my lips are sealed no te preocupes, no diré una palabra or de mi boca no saldrá; to button one's lip (colloq) callarse la boca (fam); to keep a stiff upper lip — guardar la compostura, no inmutarse
b) (of cup, tray) borde m2) u ( insolence) (colloq) -
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