lip

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lip
[lɪp]
sustantivo
1labio (m) (of mouth)
  • to read somebody's lips -> leer los labios a alguien
  • the government is only paying lip service to fighting crime -> el Gobierno dice luchar or defiende que lucha contra la delincuencia
  • lip gloss -> brillo (m) de labios
2pico (m) (of jug)
3(familiar) (impudence)
  • less of your lip! -> ¡no seas impertinente!

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lip [lip]
sustantivo
1Labio (mouth, wounds).
2Los órganos del lenguaje; la boca; el habla.
3Extremidad o borde de alguna cosa.
4Pico o pezón de una ampolleta.
  • Great lip -> bezudo
  • To make a lip -> bejar, hacer beja, hacer muecas, hacer gestos
  • Lip-glue -> cola de boca
  • Lip-devotion -> devoción de boca; devoto de boca
  • Lip-good -> se dice del que tiene buenas palabras y malas obras, farisaico
  • Lip-labor -> jarabe de pico, palabras vanas, cumplimientos de corte, vanas ofertas
  • Lip-reading -> la comprensión o interpretación de lo que quiere expresar una persona observando el movimiento de sus labios, como sucede entre los sordomudos
  • Lip-salve -> ungüento para los labios, manteca de cacao
  • Lip-wisdom -> charla, habladuría sin sustancia

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lip [lɪp]
noun
1 (Anat) labio; (m) [of cup, crater] borde; (m) [of jug etc] pico; (m)
to bite one's lip morderse el labio; morderse la lengua; to lick smack one's lipsor relamerse; to read sb's lips leer en los labios de algn; my lips are sealed (I won't tell) soy una tumba; (I can't tell) no puedo contar nada
to pay lip service to an ideal defender un ideal de boquilla
he's just paying lip service todo lo que dice es boquilla
stiff
2 (informal) (insolence) impertinencia; (f) insolencia; (f)
none of your lip! ¡cállate la boca!; (informal)
modifier
lip gloss (n) brillo de labios; (m)
lip salve (n) (Britain) vaselina; (f) cacao; (m) protector labial; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "lip"

Imperative
  • lip
  • you lip
  • he/she lips
  • we lip
  • you lip
  • they lip
Preterite
  • I lipped
  • you lipped
  • he/she lipped
  • we lipped
  • you lipped
  • they lipped
Present Continuous
  • I am lipping
  • you are lipping
  • he/she is lipping
  • we are lipping
  • you are lipping
  • they are lipping
Present Perfect
  • I have lipped
  • you have lipped
  • he/she has lipped
  • we have lipped
  • you have lipped
  • they have lipped
Past Continuous
  • I was lipping
  • you were lipping
  • he/she was lipping
  • we were lipping
  • you were lipping
  • they were lipping
Past Perfect
  • I had lipped
  • you had lipped
  • he/she had lipped
  • we had lipped
  • you had lipped
  • they had lipped
Future
  • I will lip
  • you will lip
  • he/she will lip
  • we will lip
  • you will lip
  • they will lip
Future Perfect
  • I will have lipped
  • you will have lipped
  • he/she will have lipped
  • we will have lipped
  • you will have lipped
  • they will have lipped
Future Continuous
  • I will be lipping
  • you will be lipping
  • he/she will be lipping
  • we will be lipping
  • you will be lipping
  • they will be lipping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been lipping
  • you have been lipping
  • he/she has been lipping
  • we have been lipping
  • you have been lipping
  • they have been lipping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been lipping
  • you will have been lipping
  • he/she will have been lipping
  • we will have been lipping
  • you will have been lipping
  • they will have been lipping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been lipping
  • you had been lipping
  • he/she had been lipping
  • we had been lipping
  • you had been lipping
  • they had been lipping
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