whip 英 [wɪp] 　 美 [hwɪp, wɪp]

whip

whip　 英 [wɪp] 美 [hwɪp, wɪp]

vt. 抽打；煽动；搅打（蛋，奶油）；彻底击败　 n. 鞭子；抽打；车夫；[机] 搅拌器　 vi. 抽打；急走；拍击　

进行时:whipping　 过去式:whipped　 过去分词:whipped　 第三人称单数:whips　 名词复数:whips　

Give him a taste of the whip.　让他尝尝鞭子的味道。
The driver cracked the whip above the horse's head.　车夫把鞭子在马头上方挥舞得噼啪作响。

  • A whip is a cord or piece of leather used for hitting an animal or a person, and to whip something or someone is to strike them with a whip. You can also figuratively whip an opponent or whip someone in shape. Giddy up!
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  • vt. 抽打；煽动；搅打（蛋，奶油）；彻底击败
  • n. 鞭子；抽打；车夫；[机] 搅拌器
  • vi. 抽打；急走；拍击

  • 1. Give him a taste of the whip.

    让他尝尝鞭子的味道。

  • 2. The driver cracked the whip above the horse's head.

    车夫把鞭子在马头上方挥舞得噼啪作响。

  • 3. The dog groveled before his master when he saw the whip.

    狗看到主人的鞭子就匍匐在主人面前。

  • whip (n.) "instrument for flagellating," early 14c., from whip (v.) and perhaps in part from Middle Low German wippe "quick movement." In parliamentary use from 1850 (the verb in this sense is recorded from 1742), from the sense in fox-hunting. The parliamentary whip's duty originally was to ensure the attendance of party members on important occasions.
  • whip (v.) mid-13c., wippen "flap violently," not in Old English, of uncertain origin, ultimately from Proto-Germanic *wipjan "to move back and forth" (source also of Danish vippe "to raise with a swipe," Middle Dutch, Dutch wippen "to swing," Old High German wipf "swing, impetus"), from PIE root *weip- "to turn, vacillate, tremble." "The senses of both [noun and verb] no doubt represent several independent adoptions or formations" [OED]. The cookery sense is from 1670s. Related: Whipped; whipping. Whip snake first recorded 1774, so called for its shape.
whip / wɪp ; NAmE wɪp / noun , verb whip whips whipped whipping noun 1 [countable ] a long thin piece of rope or leather, attached to a handle, used for making animals move or punishing people 鞭子 ◆ He cracked his whip and the horse leapt forward. 他甩了个响鞭，马儿就奋蹄向前奔去。 2 [countable ] an official in a political party who is responsible for making sure that party members attend and vote in important government debates 纪律委员，党鞭（在政党中负责确保党员出席政府重要辩论并表决） ◆ the chief whip 组织秘书长 3 [countable ] a written instruction telling members of a political party how to vote on a particular issue （政党发给党员的）投票通知书，投票指示 ☞see also three-line whip 4 [uncountable ,  countable ] a sweet dish made from cream, eggs, sugar and fruit mixed together 搅打奶油甜食（用奶油、鸡蛋、糖和水果搅打而成） IDIOM have/hold, etc. the ˈwhip hand (over sb/sth) to be in a position where you have power or control over sb/sth 执掌大权；执鞭在手 ☞more at crack   v. , fair   adj. verb ( -pp- ) 1 [transitive ] whipsb/sth to hit a person or an animal hard with a whip,as a punishment or to make them go faster or work harder 鞭打；鞭策；以鞭打责罚；鞭笞 2 [intransitive ,  transitive ] to move, or make sth move, quickly and suddenly or violently in a particular direction （使朝某一方向）猛然移动 + adv./prep. ◆ A branch whipped across the car window. 一条树枝突然划过车窗。 ◆ Her hair whipped around her face in the wind. 她的头发随风在脸际飘拂。 whipsth ◆ The waves were being whipped by 50 mile an hour winds. 时速 50 英里的大风卷起了波浪。 3 [transitive ] whipsth + adv./prep. to remove or pull sth quickly and suddenly （突然迅速地）除去，拉动，抽出 ◆ She whipped the mask off her face. 她刷地一下子把脸上的面具摘掉了。 ◆ The man whipped out a knife. 那个人突然抽出一把刀来。 4 [transitive ] to stir cream, etc. very quickly until it becomes stiff 搅打（奶油等） whipsth ◆ Serve the pie with whipped cream. 端上加了搅打奶油的馅饼。 whipsth up ◆ Whip the egg whites up into stiff peaks. 把蛋白打得起稠尖儿。 5 [transitive ] whipsb/sth ( NAmE) ( informal) to defeat sb very easily in a game （在比赛中）轻而易举地击败 ◆ The team whipped its opponents by 35 points. 这个队以 35 分的优势轻松击败对手。 ☞compare thrash   v.  (3 ) 6 [transitive ] whipsth ( BrE) ( informal) to steal sth 偷；盗窃 PHRASAL VERBS ˌwhip ˈthrough sth ( informal) to do or finish sth very quickly 匆匆做；迅速完成 ◆ We whipped through customs in ten minutes. 我们十分钟便办完了海关手续。 ˌwhip sb/sth↔ˈup 1 to deliberately try and make people excited or feel strongly about sth 激发；激励；煽动 SYN rouse ◆ The advertisements were designed to whip up public opinion. 设计这些广告是为了激起公众的舆论。 ◆ He was a speaker who could really whip up a crowd. 他是个真正有感召力的演说者。 2 to quickly make a meal or sth to eat 匆匆做（饭等） ◆ She whipped up a delicious lunch for us in 15 minutes. 她用了 15 分钟就给我们备好了一顿可口的午餐。 whip / wɪp ; NAmE wɪp /
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