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pip
[pɪp]
sustantivo
1pepita (f) (of fruit)
2punto (m) (on card, die); estrella (f) (on uniform) (británico)
3(sound)
  • the pips -> las señales horarias; (on radio) (británico) la señal or los tonos de fin de llamada or (on public telephone) llamado (Am)
4(familiar)
  • it/he gives me the pip! -> ¡me pone enfermo!
verbo transitivo (pt & pp pipped)
5(familiar)
  • he was pipped at the post -> lo superaron en el último momento (británico)

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pip [pip]
sustantivo
1Pepita, enfermedad que padecen las aves en la lengua.
2La semilla de una manzana, naranja, etc. 3.
3Pitido.
  • Wait for the pips -> espere a oír la señal
Punto de un naipe, dado o dominó.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Piar ciertas aves. (n)
va. Romper el cascarón, se dice de los polluelos.V. PEEP.

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pip [pɪp]
noun
1 (Bot) pepita; (f) pepa; (f) especially (LAm) (on card, dice) punto; (m) (Britain) (Mil) (informal) (on uniform) estrella; (f) (on radar screen) señal; (f)
2 (sound) bip; (m) pitido; (m)
the pips (Telec) la señal; wait till you hear the pips espere a que oiga la señal
pip [pɪp] (old-fashioned) (informal) (Britain)
noun
to give sb the pip sacar de quicio a algn
it's enough to give you the pip es para volverse loco; he's got the pip está de muy mal humor
pip [pɪp]
verb:transitive
to be pipped at to the postor (Britain) (informal) perder por un pelo; (informal)
Baby Boy pipped Omar at to the postor Baby Boy le ganó a Omar por un pelo; (informal)

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Verb Conjugation for "pip"

Imperative
  • pip
  • you pip
  • he/she pips
  • we pip
  • you pip
  • they pip
Preterite
  • I pipped
  • you pipped
  • he/she pipped
  • we pipped
  • you pipped
  • they pipped
Present Continuous
  • I am pipping
  • you are pipping
  • he/she is pipping
  • we are pipping
  • you are pipping
  • they are pipping
Present Perfect
  • I have pipped
  • you have pipped
  • he/she has pipped
  • we have pipped
  • you have pipped
  • they have pipped
Past Continuous
  • I was pipping
  • you were pipping
  • he/she was pipping
  • we were pipping
  • you were pipping
  • they were pipping
Past Perfect
  • I had pipped
  • you had pipped
  • he/she had pipped
  • we had pipped
  • you had pipped
  • they had pipped
Future
  • I will pip
  • you will pip
  • he/she will pip
  • we will pip
  • you will pip
  • they will pip
Future Perfect
  • I will have pipped
  • you will have pipped
  • he/she will have pipped
  • we will have pipped
  • you will have pipped
  • they will have pipped
Future Continuous
  • I will be pipping
  • you will be pipping
  • he/she will be pipping
  • we will be pipping
  • you will be pipping
  • they will be pipping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been pipping
  • you have been pipping
  • he/she has been pipping
  • we have been pipping
  • you have been pipping
  • they have been pipping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been pipping
  • you will have been pipping
  • he/she will have been pipping
  • we will have been pipping
  • you will have been pipping
  • they will have been pipping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been pipping
  • you had been pipping
  • he/she had been pipping
  • we had been pipping
  • you had been pipping
  • they had been pipping

PIP
abreviatura:sustantivo:masculino
(Puerto Rico)Partido Independentista Puertorriqueño

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