Nip
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British pronunciation/nˈɪp/
American pronunciation/ˈnɪp/

Definicja i Znaczenie "nip"

to nip
01

szczypać, ucisnąć

squeeze tightly between the fingers
Transitive: to nip sth
to nip definition and meaning
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She nipped the button on the jacket to fasten it securely.
The child nipped the soft fabric between his thumb and forefinger.
02

gryźć, podgryzać

to give a small, quick bite
Transitive: to nip sth | to nip at sth
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The puppy would nip at my heels when it got excited during playtime.
Be cautious when feeding the parrot; it might nip your fingers if it's not familiar with you.
03

ukraść, zwinąć

to take something away quickly by pinching or squeezing it with force
Transitive: to nip sth
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He nipped the flower from the garden and tucked it in his pocket.
He quickly nipped the extra thread off the seam with his fingers.
01

kciuk, ukąszenie

a small sharp bite or snip
02

kwaśność, ostrość

a tart spicy quality
03

rześkość, chłód

the property of being moderately cold
04

smak, przyprawa

the taste experience when a savoury condiment is taken into the mouth
05

japończyk (obraźliwe), Japończyk (slang obraźliwy)

(offensive slang) offensive term for a person of Japanese descent
06

kieliszek, łyk

a small, quick drink of alcohol, often taken in a single sip
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He had a nip of gin to calm his nerves before the meeting.
They took a nip from the bottle to toast their victory.
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