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I noun(seed) Kern, derII noun2) (Brit. Mil.) Stern, der3) (on radar screen) Echosignal, dasIII nounIV nounwhen the pips go — (during telephone call) wenn die Piepstöne anzeigen, dass eine neue Münze eingeworfen werden muss
(coll.)V transitive verb,give somebody the pip — jemandem auf den Wecker gehen (ugs.)
pip somebody at the post — (coll.) jemanden im Ziel abfangen; (fig.) jemanden im letzten Moment ausbooten (ugs.)
* * *I [pip] noun(a seed of a fruit: an orange/apple pip.) der KernII [pip] noun(a short sharp sound on radio, a telephone etc, used eg to show the exact time: He put his watch right by the pips.) das Zeitzeichen* * *pip1[pɪp]pip2[pɪp]pip3[pɪp]pip4[pɪp]npip5<- pp->[pɪp]▪ to \pip sb jdn [knapp] besiegen [o schlagen]I was \pipped at the post by the other candidate for promotion der andere Kandidat schnappte mir die Beförderung vor der Nase weg* * *I [pɪp]n3) (RAD, TELEC)at the third pip it will be... — beim dritten Ton des Zeitzeichens ist es...
IIput more money in when you hear the pips — bitte Geld nachwerfen, sobald das Zeichen ertönt
n (VET)Pips mIIIto give sb the pip ( Brit inf ) — jdn aufregen (inf)
vt (Brit inf)knapp besiegen or schlagento pip sb at or to the post (in race) — jdn um Haaresbreite schlagen; (fig) jdm um Haaresbreite zuvorkommen; (in getting orders etc) jdm etw vor der Nase wegschnappen
I was pipped at or to the post again (fig) — da war mir wieder jemand zuvorgekommen
he was pipped for second place by Moore — er wurde von Moore nur knapp vom zweiten Platz verdrängt
* * *pip1 [pıp]A s1. VET Pips m (Geflügelkrankheit)2. Br umg miese Laune:give sb the pip → Bpip2 [pıp] s1. besonders Br Auge n (auf Spielkarten), Punkt m (auf Würfeln etc)2. (Obst)Kern m3. BOTa) Einzelfrucht f (der Ananas)b) Einzelblüte f4. MIL besonders Br umg Stern m (Schulterabzeichen der Offiziere)6. Br (kurzer, hoher) Ton (eines Pausen- oder Zeitzeichens etc)pip3 [pıp] Br umgA v/t1. a) (bei einer Prüfung etc) durchfallen lassenb) durchfallen beia) SPORT jemanden im Ziel abfangen,b) fig jemandem um Haaresbreite zuvorkommen3. abknallen (erschießen)* * *I noun(seed) Kern, derII noun1) (on cards, dominoes, etc.) Auge, das; Punkt, der2) (Brit. Mil.) Stern, der3) (on radar screen) Echosignal, dasIII nounIV nounwhen the pips go — (during telephone call) wenn die Piepstöne anzeigen, dass eine neue Münze eingeworfen werden muss
(coll.)V transitive verb,pip somebody at the post — (coll.) jemanden im Ziel abfangen; (fig.) jemanden im letzten Moment ausbooten (ugs.)
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4 beszívott
(EN) inspired; pipped
См. также в других словарях:
pipped (up) — mod. alcohol intoxicated. □ I’m not drunk. Just a little pipped up. □ She’s pipped and ready to get sick … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
Pipped — Pip Pip, v. i. [imp. & p. p. {Pipped}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Pipping}.] [See {Peep}.] To cry or chirp, as a chicken; to peep. [1913 Webster] To hear the chick pip and cry in the egg. Boyle. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
pipped at the post — Defeated at the point when success seemed certain, or at the last moment • • • Main Entry: ↑pip … Useful english dictionary
pipped, pipping — verb (T) BrE informal 1 pip sb at the post to beat someone at the last moment in a race, competition etc, when they were expecting to win: I nearly got the job, but was pipped at the post by the other candidate. 2 to beat someone in a race,… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
pipped — pɪp n. stone, pit, seed; kernel; chirp, peep, sound made by a bird v. (Slang) win, be victorious; defeat, beat; fail, be unsuccessful; cause failure, make unsuccessful … English contemporary dictionary
pipped — ˈpipt adjective Etymology: pip (I) + ed 1. : suffering from the pip 2. slang : intoxicated … Useful english dictionary
pipped at the post — Narrowly beaten … A concise dictionary of English slang
be pipped at the post — be pipped at/to the post British & Australian 1. to be beaten in a competition or race by a very small amount. I d have won quite a lot of money but my horse was pipped at the post. (British & Australian) 2. to be beaten in a competition or race… … New idioms dictionary
be pipped to the post — be pipped at/to the post British & Australian 1. to be beaten in a competition or race by a very small amount. I d have won quite a lot of money but my horse was pipped at the post. (British & Australian) 2. to be beaten in a competition or race… … New idioms dictionary
pip — [[t]pɪ̱p[/t]] pips, pipping, pipped 1) N COUNT: usu pl Pips are the small hard seeds in a fruit such as an apple, orange, or pear. 2) VERB If someone is pipped to something such as a prize or an award, they are defeated by only a small amount.… … English dictionary
pip — I. /pɪp / (say pip) noun 1. one of the spots on dice, playing cards, or dominoes. 2. each of the small segments into which the surface of a pineapple is divided. 3. Military Colloquial a badge of rank worn on the shoulders of certain commissioned …