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verbnoun dip something (into something) He dipped the brush into the paint. 他拿画笔蘸了蘸颜料。 dip something (in) Dip your hand in to see how hot the water is. 把手伸进去看看水有多热。 The fruit had been dipped in chocolate. 这水果蘸过巧克力酱。 (+ adv./prep.) The sun dipped below the horizon. 太阳落到地平线下了。 Sales for this quarter have dipped from 38.7 million to 33 million. 本季度销售额从 3 870 万下降到 3 300 万。 The road dipped suddenly as we approached the town. 我们向镇里驶近时道路陡然下斜。 dip something (+ adv./prep.) The plane dipped its wings. 机翼向下倾斜。 She was forced to dip into her own pocket to pay for the repairs. We decided to dip a toe in the computer games market. He dipped his finger in the water He dipped his head as he went through the doorway. His head dipped towards her. Quickly dip the tomatoes in boiling water. She dipped the brush lightly in the varnish. Support dipped sharply to 51%. The road dipped steeply down into the town. The sun was slowly dipping out of sight. hills which dip gently to the east when unemployment dips below a certain point He dipped the brush into the thick white paint. Let's go for a dip before breakfast. 我们早饭前去游一会儿泳吧。 a sharp dip in profits利润急剧下降 a dip in the road路上的凹陷处 The village lay in a dip among the hills. Puddles had formed in the dips. 低洼处形成了一个个水坑。 A brief dip into history serves to confirm this view. 随便翻阅一下历史就足以证实这种观点。 He gave a dip of his head. 他点了点头。 Share prices have taken a slight dip. The nation is experiencing an economic dip. a sharp dip in temperature the occasional dips in the market |