英语词组chip是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

chip

1. noun

heroin, particularly when weakened below the market norm US, 1974.

a shilling. Hence, HALF A CHIP (6d) UK, 1950.

in games of chance, a counter that represents a monetary value US, 1840.

a cash register US, 1950.

a chipolata sausage. Usually used in the plural. Noted by Anthony Burgess in a letter to Partridge, 1967 UK, 1967.

a quarrel AUSTRALIA, 1947.

a small surfboard made from lightweight balsa wood. Also known as a 'potato chip' US, 1964

2. verb

to use drugs occasionally or irregularly. Applied to all narcotics but especially heroin US, 1964.

to depart, to go UK, 1994.

to find fault with someone; to reprimand someone AUSTRALIA, 1915.

in shuffleboard, to barely touch another disc US, 1967.► chip the ivoriesto take part in casual conversation US, 1945.► chip your teeth1. to become very angry US, 1962.2. to talk incessantly US, 1973

Chip

⇨ Chip; Chippie; Chippynoun a member of the California Highway Patrol. Thanks to the 1977–1983 television series CHiPS US, 1977

idiomchipbe a chip off the old blockused in order to say that someone is very like one of their parents, especially their father:In her first championship match, she showed that she was definitely a chip off the old block.He'd relate to me more easily if he thought I was a chip off the old block, but obviously I'm not.have a chip on your shoulderto be easily offended or angry because you think you have been treated unfairly in the past, or because you are not as rich or well educated as most of the people around you:I was going around with a chip on my shoulder, because people kept comparing me with my brother.In those days, Dennis still had a huge chip on his shoulder, and never let me forget that I had had a university education.

chip

n. a bargaining chip. He used his inside info as a chip.

See:

(as) cheap as chips
a chip off the old block
a chip on (one's) shoulder
a chip on your shoulder
bargaining chip
be a chip off the old block
be in the chips
blue chip
call in (one's) chips
call in your chips
cash (one's) chips in
cash in
cash in (one's) chips
cash in chips
cash in one’s chips
cash in your chips
cheap as chips
chip
chip (away) at (something)
chip and dip
chip at
chip away
chip in
chip off
chip off the old block
chip off the old block, a
chip on one's shoulder
chip on one's shoulder, to have a
chip on shoulder
chip shot
chip up (something)
chips
chips and dip
chips are down, the
cow chip
cow chips
has had its chips
have a chip on (one's) shoulder
have a chip on your shoulder
have had (one's) chips
have had your chips
in the chips
in the money
let the chips fall (where they may)
let the chips fall where they may
mint chocolate chip
piss on (someone's) chips
spit chips
when the chips are down

词组	chip
释义	chip 1. noun 1 heroin, particularly when weakened below the market norm US, 1974. 2 a shilling. Hence, HALF A CHIP (6d) UK, 1950. 3 in games of chance, a counter that represents a monetary value US, 1840. 4 a cash register US, 1950. 5 a chipolata sausage. Usually used in the plural. Noted by Anthony Burgess in a letter to Partridge, 1967 UK, 1967. 6 a quarrel AUSTRALIA, 1947. 7 a small surfboard made from lightweight balsa wood. Also known as a 'potato chip' US, 1964 2. verb 1 to use drugs occasionally or irregularly. Applied to all narcotics but especially heroin US, 1964. 2 to depart, to go UK, 1994. 3 to find fault with someone; to reprimand someone AUSTRALIA, 1915. 4 in shuffleboard, to barely touch another disc US, 1967.► chip the ivoriesto take part in casual conversation US, 1945.► chip your teeth1. to become very angry US, 1962.2. to talk incessantly US, 1973 Chip ⇨ Chip; Chippie; Chippynoun a member of the California Highway Patrol. Thanks to the 1977–1983 television series CHiPS US, 1977 idiomchipbe a chip off the old blockused in order to say that someone is very like one of their parents, especially their father:In her first championship match, she showed that she was definitely a chip off the old block.He'd relate to me more easily if he thought I was a chip off the old block, but obviously I'm not.have a chip on your shoulderto be easily offended or angry because you think you have been treated unfairly in the past, or because you are not as rich or well educated as most of the people around you:I was going around with a chip on my shoulder, because people kept comparing me with my brother.In those days, Dennis still had a huge chip on his shoulder, and never let me forget that I had had a university education. phrasechip[chipped, chipped, chipping] chip away at chip away at sth to gradually reduce something or make something disappear: Book sales over the Internet are chipping away at the profits of retail bookstores. The Rockets were slowly chipping away at their opponents' lead. Smokers complain that anti-smoking campaigns have chipped away at their rights. chip in 1. chip in informal if each person in a group chips in, they all give a small amount of money in order to pay for something together: When Mona retired, all her co-workers chipped in and bought her a going away present. If we all chip in, we should be able to get something really nice.■ SIMILAR TO: contribute2. chip in especially BrE to interrupt a conversation in order to say something: "Chris is also a really good football player," Alex chipped in. With everyone trying to chip in at once, it was difficult to hear what anyone was saying. chip n. a bargaining chip. He used his inside info as a chip. See: (as) cheap as chips a chip off the old block a chip on (one's) shoulder a chip on your shoulder bargaining chip be a chip off the old block be in the chips blue chip call in (one's) chips call in your chips cash (one's) chips in cash in cash in (one's) chips cash in chips cash in one’s chips cash in your chips cheap as chips chip chip (away) at (something) chip and dip chip at chip away chip in chip off chip off the old block chip off the old block, a chip on one's shoulder chip on one's shoulder, to have a chip on shoulder chip shot chip up (something) chips chips and dip chips are down, the cow chip cow chips has had its chips have a chip on (one's) shoulder have a chip on your shoulder have had (one's) chips have had your chips in the chips in the money let the chips fall (where they may) let the chips fall where they may mint chocolate chip piss on (someone's) chips spit chips when the chips are down
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