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TOEFL BNC: 2631 COCA: 1928
*tip¹
/tɪp ||; tɪp/noun[C]
1 the thin or pointed end of sth 尖端: the tips of your toes/fingers 脚趾尖；手指尖 the tip of your nose 鼻尖 the southernmost tip of South America 南美洲的最南端
2 a tip (on/for sth/doing sth) a small piece of useful advice about sth practical 有用的建议或提示: useful tips on how to save money 关于如何省钱的好办法
3 a small amount of extra money that you give to sb who serves you, for example in a restaurant 小费；小账: to leave a tip for the waiter 给服务员小费 I gave the porter a $5 tip. 我给了脚夫5元小费。
4 (Brit 英) (also rubbish tip) a place where you can take rubbish and leave it 垃圾场 [SYN] dump 同义词为dump
5 (Brit 英) (informal 非正式) a place that is very dirty or untidy 非常肮脏或凌乱的地方
(have sth) on the tip of your tongue to be sure you know sth but to be unable to remember it for the moment 话到嘴边，却想不起来 the tip of the iceberg only a small part of a much larger problem 冰山一角（大问题的一小部份）
tip²
/tɪp ||; tɪp/verb (tipping;tipped)
1 [I,T] tip (sth) (up) to move so that one side is higher than the other; to make sth move in this way （使）倾斜，倾侧: When I stood up, the bench tipped up and the person on the other end fell off. 我站起来时，长凳翘起来，坐在另一头的那个人摔倒了。
2 [T] to make sth come out of a container by holding or lifting it at an angle 倒出；倾倒: Tip the dirty water down the drain. 将污水倾倒在下水道里。 The child tipped all the toys onto the floor. 那个孩子将玩具通通倒在地板上。
3 [I,T] to give a WAITER, etc a small amount of extra money (in addition to the normal charge) to thank him/her 给小账或小费: She tipped the taxi driver generously. 她给那出租车司机小费出手很大方。
4 [T] tip sb/sth (as sth/to do sth) to think or say that sb/sth is likely to do sth 认为有可能；预测: This horse is tipped to win the race. 有人认为这匹马会赢。 He is widely tipped as the next Prime Minister. 人们普遍认为他会当选为下一任首相。
tip sb off to give sb secret information 向某人告密或通风报信 tip (sth) up/over to fall or turn over; to make sth do this （使）摔倒，翻倒: An enormous wave crashed into the little boat and it tipped over. 一个巨浪猛然打在小船上，小船便倾覆了。
TOEFL BNC: 2631 COCA: 1928
tip1/tIp; tIp/ n [C]1 the narrow or pointed end of something 尖端﹐末端: +of the tip of her nose 她的鼻尖2 an additional amount of money that you give to someone such as a WAITER or taxi driver 小费﹐赏钱: give sb/leave a tip I left a big tip. 我留下一大笔小费。see box at 见 RESTAURANT 方框3 a helpful piece of advice 有用的小建议﹐指点: +on/for He gave me some tips on travelling alone. 他给了我一些有关独自旅行的建议。4 the tip of the iceberg a small sign of a much larger problem〔重大问题的〕冰山一角5 on the tip of your tongue if a word or phrase is on the tip of your tongue, you nearly say it but do not, because you cannot remember it or because you decide not to say it〔话语〕就在嘴边〔表示知道但一时想不起来﹐或决定不说为好〕6 BrE an area where unwanted waste is taken and left [ dump ] 【英】垃圾场: a rubbish tip 垃圾弃置场7 BrE informal a very dirty or untidy place【英，非正式】极肮脏[不整洁]的地方: This place is an absolute tip ! 这个地方太脏了！FELT TIP PEN
tip2 v tipped , tipping 1 [I,T] to move something so that one side is higher than the other, or to move in this way [ tilt ] （使）倾斜﹐（使）倾侧: tip sth forward/back etc She tipped her hat forward over her eyes. 她把帽子往前轻轻扯了一下﹐遮住了她的眼睛。+forward/back etc The seat tips back. 座位向后倾斜。2 [T] to pour something out of a container 倾倒﹐倒出: tip sth onto/into etc sth Tip the mixture into a dish. 把混合物倒入盘子里。tip sth out He grabbed her bag and tipped everything out. 他把她的包一把扯过来﹐把里面的东西都倒了出来。3 [I,T] to give a small additional amount of money to a WAITER , taxi driver etc 给小费﹐给赏钱4 be tipped to do sth to be thought most likely to succeed in doing something 被认为最有可能做成某事tip sb off phr v informal to give someone such as the police a secret warning or piece of information【非正式】向…提出秘密警告﹔〔给警方〕通风报信: +about/that The police had been tipped off about the robbery. 这次抢劫警方事先得到了密报。tip over phr v to fall or turn over, or to make something do this（使）翻倒﹐（使）倾翻: A bucket had tipped over. 一个桶翻倒了。tip sth over A large wave tipped the boat over. 一个巨浪把小船打翻了。
TOEFL BNC: 2631 COCA: 1928
tip tiptips1 noun1the pointed or thin end of something: the tips of your fingers2a small, extra amount of money that you give to somebody who has done a job for you: I left a tip on the table.3a small piece of advice: She gave me some useful tips on how to pass the exam.
tip tiptipstippedtipping2 verb (tips, tipping, tipped )1to move so that one side goes up or down; to move something so that one side goes up or down: Don't tip your chair back.2to turn something so that the things inside fall out: She opened a tin of beans and tipped them into a bowl.3to give somebody an extra amount of money to thank them for something they have done for you as part of their job: Do you tip taxi drivers in your country?tip over, tip something over to turn over; to make something turn over: The boat tipped over and we all fell in the water.Don't tip your drink over!

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