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Dip
baño
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. dip <Part Präs dipping; Past, Past Part dipped> [Am dɪp, Brit dɪp] VERB trans
1. dip:
to dip sth in(to) sth
to dip sth in(to) sth (into liquid)
dip it in flour
dip it in flour
2. dip LANDW:
dip sheep
3.1. dip (lower):
dip head
dip head
3.2. dip Brit MOTOR:
II. dip <Part Präs dipping; Past, Past Part dipped> [Am dɪp, Brit dɪp] VERB intr
1.1. dip (decrease):
dip sales/prices:
1.2. dip (move downward):
dip aircraft/bird:
dip aircraft/bird:
dip aircraft/bird:
picarse Méx
1.3. dip (slope):
dip land:
dip land:
2. dip (choose):
dip ugs, child language
III. dip [Am dɪp, Brit dɪp] SUBST
1. dip (swim) ugs:
dip kein Pl
chapuzón m ugs
to take a dip
2. dip LANDW:
dip
3. dip C (depression, hollow):
dip
4.1. dip C (in sales, production):
dip
dip
4.2. dip C:
4.3. dip C GEOL:
angle of dip
angle of dip
5. dip U or C GASTRO:
dip
6. dip (scoop):
dip Am
sheep dip [Am ˈʃip ˌdɪp, Brit] SUBST
1. sheep dip C (bath):
sheep dip
2. sheep dip U (liquid):
sheep dip
double-dip [Am ˌdəb(ə)lˈdɪp, Brit ˌdʌb(ə)lˈdɪp] ADJ
dip switch SUBST Brit
dip switch
lucky dip SUBST Brit
lucky dip
dip into VERB [Am dɪp -, Brit dɪp -] (v + prep + o)
1. dip into reserves/savings:
dip into
2. dip into:
dip into book/report
dip into book/report
dip into subject
Dip Ed SUBST
Dip Ed (in UK) → Diploma in Education
Dip Ed
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
dip
to dip
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. dip [dɪp] SUBST
1. dip (instance of dipping):
dip
2. dip (sudden drop):
dip
dip of a road
3. dip (liquid):
dip
4. dip (brief swim):
dip
5. dip (depression of horizon, ground):
dip
6. dip (angle made by magnetic field):
dip
II. dip [dɪp] VERB intr
1. dip (drop down):
dip
2. dip (slope down):
dip
3. dip (submerge and re-emerge):
dip
III. dip [dɪp] VERB trans
1. dip (immerse):
dip
dip a. GASTRO
2. dip (put into):
dip
3. dip (lower):
dip
4. dip (dye):
dip
5. dip (wash):
dip
Dip
Dip Abkürzung von Diploma
Dip
sheep-dip [ˈʃi:pdɪp] SUBST LANDW
sheep-dip
dip-switch [ˈdɪpswɪtʃ] SUBST AUTO
dip-switch
skinny-dip [ˈskɪnidɪp] VERB intr -pp- ugs
skinny-dip
I. dip into VERB trans always trennb (put)
dip into
II. dip into VERB intr (look at casually)
dip into
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
dip
dip
to go for a dip
dip
dip
im PONS Wörterbuch
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Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. dip [dɪp] SUBST
1. dip (dunking):
dip
2. dip (sudden drop):
dip
dip in the road
3. dip (cold sauce):
dip
4. dip (brief swim):
dip
5. dip (depression in horizon, ground):
dip
6. dip magnetic:
dip
II. dip [dɪp] VERB intr
1. dip (drop down):
dip
dip prices
dip road
2. dip (slope down):
dip
3. dip into a liquid:
dip
III. dip [dɪp] VERB trans
1. dip (immerse):
dip
dip a. culin
2. dip (put into):
dip
3. dip (dye):
dip
4. dip (wash):
dip
5. dip (lower):
dip
dip into VERB trans
1. dip into always trennb (put):
dip into
2. dip into:
3. dip into (look casually):
skinny-dip <-pp-> [ˈskɪn·i·dɪp] VERB intr ugs
skinny-dip
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
dip
dip
to go for a dip
dip
dip
to dip
to have a dip
to dip
to dip
Present
Idip
youdip
he/she/itdips
wedip
youdip
theydip
Past
Idipped
youdipped
he/she/itdipped
wedipped
youdipped
theydipped
Present Perfect
Ihavedipped
youhavedipped
he/she/ithasdipped
wehavedipped
youhavedipped
theyhavedipped
Past Perfect
Ihaddipped
youhaddipped
he/she/ithaddipped
wehaddipped
youhaddipped
theyhaddipped
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These points are in addition to any rewards being earned through your regular loyalty programs meaning it's easy for users to double-dip.
www.moneysense.ca
Standards committee members sometimes double-dip by selling books or classes on how to implement a standard; the more arbitrary the standard, the more market for these add-on products.
en.wikipedia.org
Last week's confirmation of a double-dip recession hardly does justice.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Last year, companies were hoarding cash and fearful of a double-dip recession.
www.theglobeandmail.com
If they panic again, that would be the fodder for a double-dip recession.
www.marketoracle.co.uk