whip
🇺🇸
/wɪp/
🇬🇧
/wɪp/
verb
C1
to hit someone or an animal with a whip to punish or make them move faster
The rider used the whip to make the horse run faster.
騎手用鞭子讓馬跑得更快。
C1
to move or make something move quickly and suddenly
The strong wind made the flag whip back and forth.
強風使旗幟來回猛烈擺動。
C1
to pull or take something out quickly
He quickly whipped out his phone to take a picture.
他迅速掏出手機拍照。
C1
to mix cream fast until it becomes thick
She used a mixer to whip the cream for the dessert.
她用攪拌器為甜點打發奶油。
R
to beat someone easily in a game
Our team managed to whip the opponents in the final match.
我們隊在決賽中輕鬆擊敗了對手。
R
to steal something
Someone tried to whip my wallet from my pocket.
有人試圖從我的口袋裡偷走錢包。
noun
R
a long thin tool used for hitting animals or people to make them move
The cowboy cracked his whip to control the cattle.
牛仔甩響鞭子來控制牛群。
R
a person in a political party who makes sure members vote as directed
The party whip ensured all members supported the bill.
黨鞭確保所有成員都支持該法案。
R
a written order telling party members how to vote
The whip instructed members to vote against the proposal.
黨鞭指示成員們投票反對該提案。
R
the status of being a party member in parliament
Losing the whip meant he could no longer vote with the party.
失去黨鞭身份意味著他不能再與黨派一起投票。
R
a sweet dish made from whipped cream and fruit
For dessert, we had a fruit whip with berries.
作為甜點，我們吃了漿果水果奶油。
translation
用鞭子抽打, 快速移動, 迅速抽出, 攪打奶油, 輕鬆擊敗, 偷竊
鞭子, 黨鞭, 投票指令, 議會黨鞭身份, 奶油水果甜點
詞形變化
Past
whipped
Progressive
whipping
3rd Present
whips
Plural
whips
Perfect
whipped