| 释义 |
dip /dɪp/
(-pp-)
► SEE ALLdip sth in/into sthdip sth indip into sth●ˌdip sth ˈin/ˈinto sth●ˌdip sth ˈinto put sth very quickly into a liquid and take it out again （飞快地）把…放入（液体）又取出；用…浸一浸◆She dipped her toes cautiously into the sea.
她小心翼翼地用脚趾试了试海水。◆She took off her shoes and cautiously dipped a toe in.
她脱下鞋，小心翼翼地用一个脚趾探了探。◆The fruit had been dipped in chocolate.
水果蘸了巧克力。[v + n/pron + prep] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]●ˌdip ˈinto sth1. to read or watch only small parts of a book, magazine, programme, etc. 草草翻阅；稍加浏览◆I’ve only had time to dip into the report.
这份报告我无暇细看，只草草浏览了一下。◆The continuous news services are intended for people to dip into.
不间断的新闻报道是为了便于人们随时瞅上几眼。OBJ book, report ➡ note at look through sth 2. to put your hand into a container to take sth out of it 把手伸进…中（取东西）◆She dipped into her purse and took out a coin.
她从钱包里掏出一枚硬币。[v + prep]
 ●dip into your ˈpocket, ˈsavings, etc.to take an amount from money that you have been keeping or saving 掏腰包；用积蓄◆They have dipped into their savings to pay for the shares.
他们是动用积蓄买的股票。 |