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pip

noun
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  1. (especially British English)
    (North American English usually seed)
    the small hard seed that is found in some types of fruit(某些水果的)种子,籽
    • an apple/orange pip苹果籽;橙子籽
    Topics Foodc2
  2. the pips
    [plural] (British English) a series of short high sounds, especially those used when giving the exact time on the radio嘟嘟声;(尤指电台的)报时信号
    • The news will follow the pips at six o’clock.新闻将在六点钟跟随新闻。
    Topics TV, radio and newsc2
  3. (North American English) one of the small round marks showing the value on dice and dominoes; one of the marks showing the value and suit of a playing card(色子、骨牌、纸牌上的)点
  4. Word Originnoun sense 1 late 18th cent.: abbreviation of pippin. noun sense 2 early 20th cent.: imitative. noun sense 3 late 16th cent. (originally peep, denoting each of the dots on playing cards, dice, and dominoes): of unknown origin.

pip

verb
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(British English, informal)
Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they pip
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he / she / it pips
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past simple pipped
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past participle pipped
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-ing form pipping
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  1. pip somebody to beat somebody in a race, competition, etc. by only a small amount or at the last moment以微弱优势击败;险胜;终于战胜
    • She pipped her rival for the gold medal.她险胜对手,夺得金牌。
    • He was pipped at/to the post for the top award.他到终点时以些微之差被超越,失去了冠军。
    Topics Sports: other sportsc2
    Word Originverb late 19th cent.: from the noun pip.

Pip

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  1. the central character in the novel Great Expectations by Charles Dickens点子:查尔斯·狄更斯(Charles Dickens)的小说《远大前程》(Great Expectations)中的中心人物

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