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纨绔子弟
jemanden/etwas beißen
inglês
inglês
alemão
alemão

I. nip1 <-pp-> [nɪp] VERBO trans

to nip sb/sth (bite)
jdn/etw beißen
to nip sb/sth (pinch)
jdn/etw zwicken [o. kneifen]
to nip sb/sth (cut)
jdn/etw schneiden

Expressões:

to nip sth in the bud

II. nip1 <-pp-> [nɪp] VERBO intr

1. nip (bite):

nip
beißen <beißt, biss, gebissen>

2. nip Brit, Aus coloq (go quickly):

to nip across to sth
to nip along

III. nip1 [nɪp] SUBST

1. nip:

nip (pinch)
Kniff m <-(e)s, -e>
nip (bite)
Biss m <-es, -e>

2. nip no pl (chill):

nip
Kälte f <->

nip2 [nɪp] SUBST coloq

nip
Schluck m <-(e)s, -e>
nip
Schlückchen nt <-s, ->
a nip of whisky
Entrada OpenDict

nip VERBO

to nip into/to sth Brit coloq
to nip into/to sth Brit coloq
in etw (akk) hineinflitzen coloq
to nip out Brit coloq

Nip [nɪp] SUBST ofens calão

Nip
Japs m <-es [o. -en], -e(n)> pej

I. nip and ˈtuck ADV coloq (neck and neck)

nip and tuck

II. nip and ˈtuck SUBST coloq

1. nip and tuck (surgery):

nip and tuck

2. nip and tuck (financially):

alemão
alemão
inglês
inglês
nip and tuck coloq
[jdm/etw] etw abzwicken
to nip [or pinch] off sth [sb/sth] separ
nip
to nip [or pinch] off sth separ
to nip sth in the bud
Present
Inip
younip
he/she/itnips
wenip
younip
theynip
Past
Inipped
younipped
he/she/itnipped
wenipped
younipped
theynipped
Present Perfect
Ihavenipped
youhavenipped
he/she/ithasnipped
wehavenipped
youhavenipped
theyhavenipped
Past Perfect
Ihadnipped
youhadnipped
he/she/ithadnipped
wehadnipped
youhadnipped
theyhadnipped

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Enjoy the fresh nip in the air, get rosy cheeks and take your cheer outside.
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Genießen Sie die frische Luft, die Ihnen in die Wangen kneift, und gehen Sie hinaus in die winterliche Kälte.
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Geese can hit violently with their necks or nip, causing nasty bruises.
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Gänse und Schwäne können mit ihrem Hals starke Stöße verteilen oder mit dem Schnabel zwicken, was zu Blutergüssen führt.
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