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pip

/pip/US // pɪp //UK // (pɪp) //

琵琶,琵琶声,琵琶网,琵琶语

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : one of the spots on dice, playing cards, or dominoes: You need to match the two pips on this domino with two pips on one of your dominoes.
    • : each of the small segments into which the surface of a pineapple is divided: Cut off the top of the pineapple, slicing through the first row of pips.
    • : Informal. metal insigne of rank on the shoulders of commissioned officers: the museum's collection of German pips and buttons.
    • : Horticulture. an individual rootstock of a plant, especially of the lily of the valley: This low-growing perennial forms dense clumps from its slender pips.a portion of the rootstock or root of several other plants: The peony's pips are those budlike growths at the top of the tuber.

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Examples

  • And then there was Pip, the boy in the novel who also falls in love with her.

  • But it took another 20 years for his son, Owen “Pip” Brennan, Jr. to make the Krewe synonymous with Mardi Gras.

  • Pip walking down the hallway of her adolescence sporting unromantic hair.

  • The allusion is to a game of cards called one-and-thirty; thirty-two is a pip too many.

  • He told them that at Railhead were many bad pip-ple, who swore, and drank a great deal more than was good for them.

  • It spreads rapidly, sending up a flower-stalk from every "pip."

  • There's Miss Pamela, that ought to be goin' to be married a week from next Tuesday, goin' round as mopy as a chicken wid the pip.

  • All this time he was tilting poor Pip backwards till he was dreadfully frightened and giddy.