英语词组tip the wink是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

tip the winktip (someone) the wink

British & Australian, old-fashioned to secretly give someone a piece of information that will help them.

So if you hear of any jobs going in your department, just tip me the wink, would you?

tip (one) the wink

dated To furtively provide one with a helpful piece of information; to give one a secret tip. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. Tip me the wink if you see the teacher coming! Hugh said the jockey tipped him the wink about the outcome of the race, but I don't buy it.

tip someone the wink

BRITISH, OLD-FASHIONED

If you tip someone the wink, you secretly give them information that helps them. As a developer, he established relationships with estate agents who would tip him the wink ahead of private buyers when desirable properties came up for sale.

tip someone the wink

give someone private information; secretly warn someone of something. British informal

tip somebody the ˈwink

tip the ˈwink to somebody

(British English, informal) give somebody secret information that they can use to gain an advantage for themselves: ‘How did you know the job was available?’ ‘A friend tipped me the wink and so I telephoned immediately.’

词组	tip the wink
释义	Idiom tip the winktip (someone) the wink British & Australian, old-fashioned to secretly give someone a piece of information that will help them. So if you hear of any jobs going in your department, just tip me the wink, would you? (redirected from tip the wink) tip (one) the wink dated To furtively provide one with a helpful piece of information; to give one a secret tip. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. Tip me the wink if you see the teacher coming! Hugh said the jockey tipped him the wink about the outcome of the race, but I don't buy it. tip someone the wink BRITISH, OLD-FASHIONED If you tip someone the wink, you secretly give them information that helps them. As a developer, he established relationships with estate agents who would tip him the wink ahead of private buyers when desirable properties came up for sale. tip someone the wink give someone private information; secretly warn someone of something. British informal tip somebody the ˈwink , tip the ˈwink to somebody (British English, informal) give somebody secret information that they can use to gain an advantage for themselves: ‘How did you know the job was available?’ ‘A friend tipped me the wink and so I telephoned immediately.’
随便看	throw something in the drink throw something in the pot throw something into throw something into question throw (something) into question throw something into the bargain throw (something) into the bargain throw something into the drink throw something into the pot throw (something) in(to) the pot throw something off throw something on throw something on the scale throw something on the scrap heap throw something onto throw something out throw something out of court throw something overboard throw (something) overboard throw something together throw something up throw something up to someone throw sth back in sb's face throw sth out of gear throw stones