英语 - 匈牙利语

tip

gb/tˈɪp/ us/tˈɪp/
A2 英语
~ 2800
borravaló, hegy, tipp, tanács, felborul, felborít, megbillen, borravalót ad
名词 A2
1
用法模式:
to leave [someone] a tip
We left a 15% tip for the waiter.
15%-os borravalót hagytunk a pincérnek.
She always gives a generous tip to the delivery driver.
Mindig bőkezű borravalót ad a futárnak.
The bill was $40, not including the tip.
He forgot to leave a tip after dinner.
Tipping is not common in some countries.
学习者例句
I left a small tip for the driver.
Kis borravalót hagytam a sofőrnek.
She gave the waiter a big tip.
Nagy borravalót adott a pincérnek.
He forgot to give a tip.
We always leave a tip at this cafe.
常见错误:
Learners sometimes confuse 'tip' with 'tax' on a bill; tax is required, but a tip is usually optional and for service quality.
含义
Extra money given for service
搭配
leave a tip |give a tip |generous tip |small tip |service tip
近义词
gratuity (More formal and less common in everyday speech.)
反义词
withhold tip (Refusing to give extra money for service.)
主题
daily life |business |hospitality |daily_life |finance
释义

Money you give to someone for good service, like in a restaurant, that is extra to the price.

A small amount of money given to someone, such as a waiter or taxi driver, for their service in addition to the basic payment.

名词 A2
2
The tip of the knife was very sharp.
A kés hegye nagyon éles volt.
She touched the tip of her nose.
Megérintette az orra hegyét.
The mountain's tip was covered in snow.
He dipped the brush's tip into the paint.
Only the tip of the iceberg was visible above water.
学习者例句
The tip of the pen is broken.
Eltört a toll hegye.
I touched the tip of my finger.
Megérintettem az ujjam hegyét.
The tip of the pencil is sharp.
常见错误:
Learners may confuse 'tip' as a point with 'top'; 'top' refers to the highest part, not necessarily pointed.
含义
Pointed end of something
搭配
pen tip |spear tip |finger tip |iceberg tip
近义词
point (General term for the end of something; not always thin or sharp.)
反义词
base (The opposite end from the point.)
主题
objects |geometry |space |core_vocabulary
释义

The thin or pointed end of something.

The narrow or pointed end of an object.

名词 A2
3
Here are some tips on saving money.
Íme néhány tipp a spóroláshoz.
He gave me a great tip for cooking pasta.
Adott egy remek tippet a tésztafőzéshez.
Travel tips can make your trip easier.
She shared tips for learning English faster.
This book is full of helpful gardening tips.
学习者例句
He gave me a good tip for learning English.
Adott egy jó tippet az angoltanuláshoz.
I read some tips on cooking rice.
Olvastam néhány tippet a rizsfőzéshez.
She told me a tip about saving money.
常见错误:
Learners may confuse 'tip' (advice) with 'tip' (money) in contexts where both could fit; context usually clarifies meaning.
含义
Helpful advice or information
搭配
helpful tip |quick tip |tip on |tip for
近义词
hint (Slightly softer or more suggestive than 'tip'; often indirect.)
反义词
misinformation (Information that is false or misleading instead of helpful.)
主题
daily life |learning |core_vocabulary |education
释义

A short and useful idea or advice to help someone do something better.

A small piece of useful advice or practical information.

动词 B1
4
用法模式:
to tip [something] over/to the side
Be careful not to tip the glass over.
Vigyázz, nehogy felborítsd a poharat.
The boat tipped to one side in the storm.
A viharban a hajó oldalra billent.
She tipped her head back to drink.
He tipped the chair forward to look underneath.
学习者例句
The glass tipped over and broke.
A pohár felborult és eltört.
The chair tipped back too far.
A szék túlságosan hátrabillent.
The boat tipped in the water.
含义
Tilt or cause to lean sideways
搭配
tip over |tip back |tip forward
近义词
tilt ('Tilt' is slightly more formal and technical; 'tip' can be casual and physical.)
反义词
straighten (To make upright again.)
主题
movement |objects |space |core_vocabulary
释义

To move so that one side is higher than the other.

To move or cause something to move so that it is not upright but leaning or sloping to one side.

动词 A2
5
用法模式:
to tip [someone] [amount]
We usually tip 20% in restaurants.
Az éttermekben általában 20%-ot adunk borravalóként.
She tipped the driver five dollars.
Öt dollár borravalót adott a sofőrnek.
Do you usually tip hotel staff?
He forgot to tip the waiter.
学习者例句
I will tip the driver two dollars.
Két dollár borravalót fogok adni a sofőrnek.
She tipped the waiter after lunch.
Ebéd után borravalót adott a pincérnek.
We always tip in this cafe.
含义
Give extra money for service
搭配
tip generously |tip well |tip poorly
近义词
gratuity-give ('Gratuity' is formal; this verb form is informal and common.)
反义词
stiff (slang) (To deliberately not give a tip after service.)
主题
daily life |hospitality |daily_life |finance
释义

To give extra money to someone for their work, like in a restaurant.

To give extra money to someone who has provided a service, in addition to the basic payment.

语法
词典原形
tip
IPA
GB/tˈɪp/
US/tˈɪp/
音节与重音
tip (1 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (tip)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: tip
  • Plural: tips
Verb
  • Base: tip
  • 3rd Person Singular: tips
  • Present Participle: tipping
  • Past: tipped
词族
Forms
tips noun tipping verb tipped verb
Related words
tipper noun
Advanced or less common
tipster noun
语法重点
  • Irregular present participle: tipping Verb
  • Irregular past: tipped Verb
相关表达

on the tip of one's tongue

1
/ˈɔn ðə tˈɪp əv wˈʌnz tˈʌŋ/
idiom

Almost able to recall something

When you know you almost remember something, but can't say it yet.

例句
  • Her name is on the tip of my tongue, but I can't remember it right now.
  • I have the answer on the tip of my tongue.

tip off

1
/tˈɪp ˈɔf/
phrasal verb

Give secret information in advance

To secretly tell someone important information before it happens.

例句
  • The police were tipped off about the robbery.
  • Someone tipped me off that my boss was watching me.

top tips

1
/tˈɑp tˈɪps/
fixed phrase

Best helpful advice pieces

The best pieces of advice about something.

例句
  • Here are my top tips for learning faster.
  • Top tips for healthy eating are included in this article.

tip the scales

1
/tˈɪp ðə skˈeɪlz/
idiom

Influence outcome decisively

To make something happen by giving it an extra push or influence at the right time.

例句
  • Her testimony tipped the scales in favor of the defense.
  • Her testimony tipped the scales in his favor.
  • The new evidence could tip the scales toward conviction.
  • The last goal tipped the scales toward victory.

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