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1. past tense, past participle - sipped; verb(to drink in very small mouthfuls.) sorber, beber a sorbos
2. noun(a very small mouthful: She took a sip of the medicine.) sorbosip1 n sorbocan I have a sip of your tea? ¿me das un sorbo de té?sip2 vb beber a sorbos / beber poco a pocothe coffee's very hot, sip it el café está muy caliente, bébetelo poco a pocotr[sɪp]1 sorbo1 sorber, beber a sorbos1 beber a sorbos (at, -): sorbersip vi: beber a sorbossip n: sorbo mn.• sorbo s.m.• trago s.m.v.• beber a tragos v.• libar v.• sorber v.
I sɪptransitive verb - pp- sorber, beber or tomar a sorbos
II
noun sorbo m[sɪp]to have/take a sip of something — tomar un sorbo de algo
1.N sorbo m2.VT sorber, beber a sorbos3.VI (also: sip at) sorber, beber a sorbitos* * *
I [sɪp]transitive verb - pp- sorber, beber or tomar a sorbos
II
noun sorbo mto have/take a sip of something — tomar un sorbo de algo
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