中英互译
lip
英 /lɪp/美 /lɪp/
基本释义
- n.嘴唇；（伤口或洞口）边缘；容器边缘，开口；<非正式> 粗鲁无礼的话
- v.（水）拍打；（高尔夫）击球至（洞穴）的边缘（而未落入）；用嘴唇触及，吻；（在吹奏管乐器时）运唇
- adj.口头上的
- 人名 （Lip）（法）利普，（中）猎（广东话·威妥玛），(柬）利，（东南亚国家华语）立（人名）
复数lips
第三人称单数lips
现在分词lipping
过去式lipped
过去分词lipped
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词语例句
嘴唇cn.
六级She bit her lip nervously.
她紧张地咬嘴唇。
Once upon a time, if you hated your job, you either quit or bit your lip.
曾几何时，如果你讨厌你的工作，你要么辞职，要么咬紧牙关。
"Shh~" Walter put his finger to his lips, "This is an intriguing murder mystery."
“嘘～”沃尔特把他的手指放在嘴唇上，“这是一个耐人寻味的谋杀谜团。”
（伤口或洞口）边缘cn.
Lava bubbled a few feet below the lip of the crater.
熔岩在火山口下几英尺处沸腾。
容器边缘，开口cn. (常sing.)
He ran his finger around the lip of the cup.
他用手指沿杯口抹了一下。
<非正式> 粗鲁无礼的话un.
Don't let him give you any lip!
不要让他对你说粗鲁无礼的话！
- How did you split your lip?你怎么把嘴唇划破了？来自《牛津词典》
- She bit her lip nervously.她紧张地咬嘴唇。来自《牛津词典》
- He chewed his lower lip nervously.他紧张地咬着下唇。来自《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
相关短语
- purse sb.'s lips噘嘴
- upper/lower/top/bottom lip上／下嘴唇
- lick/smack sb.'s lips（尤指在吃好东西前）舔嘴唇；迫不及待
- kiss sb. on the lips吻嘴唇
- lip balm润唇膏；护唇膏；唇膏；畅销多年的护唇膏
- lip care护唇用；护唇；唇部护理；唇部保养
- Lip coat口红弧膜；口红护膜；心黑护膜；嘴唇护膜
- lip service表面文章；唇唇欲动；烈焰唇情；口惠
- lip-synch假唱
词语扩展
词义分布
唇
55.5%
嘴唇
33.6%
唇部
7.6%
唇形
1.3%
边缘
1%
用嘴唇
0.5%
唇瓣
0.5%
英英释义
- n.fleshy folds of tissue as those surrounding the mouth
- n.an impudent or insolent rejoinder
- n.the top edge of a vessel or other container
- n.one of the two outer parts of the edge of your mouth
嘴唇- He kissed her gently on the lips.他轻轻地吻了吻她的嘴唇。
词源
- lip来自中世纪英语lippe, 来自古英语lippe, lippa("lip"), 来自原始日耳曼语*lipjô("lip"), 来自原始印欧语*leb-("to hang loosely, droop, sag"). 同源于西弗里斯语lippe("lip"), 荷兰语lip("lip"), 德语Lippe和Lefze("lip"), 瑞典语läpp("lip"), 挪威语leppe("lip"), 拉丁语labium("lip"), 俄语целова́ть("to kiss").
- lip唇来自PIE*leb,舔，拟声词，词源同labia,labial.
- lipFrom Middle English lippe, from Old English lippe, lippa (“lip”), from Proto-Germanic *lipjô (“lip”), from Proto-Indo-European *leb- (“to hang loosely, droop, sag”). Cognate with West Frisian lippe (“lip”), Dutch lip (“lip”), German Lippe and Lefze (“lip”), Swedish läpp (“lip”), Norwegian leppe (“lip”), Latin labium (“lip”), Russian целова́ть (celovátʹ, “to kiss”).