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

tip over

1. To overturn or fall to the side. After he ran into the table, the vase wobbled and tipped over, but luckily it didn't break. I got so woozy from the medication that I actually tipped over at one point.

2. To cause someone or something to overturn or fall onto their or its side. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tip" and "over." The rush of protestors tipped over the security guards keeping them from entering the building. Strong winds will tip your boat over if you don't secure the sails properly.

tip someone over

to cause someone to fall. Oh! You almost tipped me over! Todd fell against Maggie and tipped her over.

tip something over

to cause something to fall over. Did you tip this chair over? Who tipped over the chair?

tip over

to topple over and fall. Roger shook the table slightly, and the vase tipped over. The truck was overloaded and looked so heavy that I thought it would tip over.

tip over

1. To totter and fall; overturn: The vase tipped over and water poured out across the table.

2. To cause something to totter and fall; cause something to overturn: The wind tipped over the sailboat. Don't stand up in the canoe, or you will tip it over.

词组	tip me over
释义	(redirected from tip me over) tip over 1. To overturn or fall to the side. After he ran into the table, the vase wobbled and tipped over, but luckily it didn't break. I got so woozy from the medication that I actually tipped over at one point. 2. To cause someone or something to overturn or fall onto their or its side. A noun or pronoun can be used between "tip" and "over." The rush of protestors tipped over the security guards keeping them from entering the building. Strong winds will tip your boat over if you don't secure the sails properly. tip someone over to cause someone to fall. Oh! You almost tipped me over! Todd fell against Maggie and tipped her over. tip something over to cause something to fall over. Did you tip this chair over? Who tipped over the chair? tip over to topple over and fall. Roger shook the table slightly, and the vase tipped over. The truck was overloaded and looked so heavy that I thought it would tip over. tip over v. 1. To totter and fall; overturn: The vase tipped over and water poured out across the table. 2. To cause something to totter and fall; cause something to overturn: The wind tipped over the sailboat. Don't stand up in the canoe, or you will tip it over.
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