sip
音标：
英音/ sɪp / 美音/ sɪp /
听听基本释意：
外刊例句：
The outing occurred a day after he was seen in the southern region of Dagestan, sipping local brandy and speaking about growing regional tourism.
这次郊游发生在他被发现在达吉斯坦南部地区喝着当地白兰地并谈论不断发展的地区旅游业的第二天。
—New York Times
Smoking a blunt or eating an edible is not as predictable as, say, drinking a Bud Light or sipping an Aperol spritz.
抽烟或吃食物并不像喝百威淡啤或啜饮开胃酒那样可预测。
—Washington Post
He staggered home after work on Saturday and crumpled to the floor, and his family surrounded him, wetting down his neck and giving him tiny sips of a sports drink until the firefighters arrived.
周六下班后，他摇摇晃晃地回到家，瘫倒在地板上，他的家人围住了他，弄湿了他的脖子，让他小口喝了几口运动饮料，直到消防队员赶到。
—New York Times
基本释意：
verb
drink in sips
小口喝，抿
同义词：
没有找到同义词
短释义：
You may sit in a corner and sip your punch at a dull party, but when your long hike leaves you parched, it’s hard to sip from your water bottle instead of guzzling. As a noun sip means “small drink,” like a sip of Coke or a sip of soup. The origin of sip isn’t clear, though we know it’s related to the Old English supan, “take into the mouth a little at a time.”
当你喝少量的东西时，你会小口地喝它。如果你的可可非常热，你应该小口喝它，直到它稍微冷却下来。
长释义：
You may sit in a corner and sip your punch at a dull party, but when your long hike leaves you parched, it’s hard to sip from your water bottle instead of guzzling. As a noun sip means “small drink,” like a sip of Coke or a sip of soup. The origin of sip isn’t clear, though we know it’s related to the Old English supan, “take into the mouth a little at a time.”
在一个沉闷的聚会上，你可能会坐在角落里喝一杯潘趣酒，但当长途徒步让你口干舌燥时，你很难从瓶子里喝水而不是狂饮。作为名词，sip 的意思是“小杯饮料”，例如一小口可乐或一小口汤。 sip的起源尚不清楚，但我们知道它与古英语supan有关，“一次一点地放入嘴里”。
文学例句：
Sometimes, Pop would park his wheelchair at the end of the driveway and sip a beer as he watched me perfect my jump shot.
有时，波普会把轮椅停在车道尽头，一边喝着啤酒，一边看着我完美的跳投。
—Boy21 by Matthew Quick
Papa looked at me and took a sip of his tea.
爸爸看着我，喝了一口茶。
—The Night Diary by Veera Hiranandani
Then Raizel and I stepped outside into the flinty sunlight, the first fireflies emerging to sip from the Stockyards’ puddles.
然后，雷泽尔和我走到外面，走进坚硬的阳光，第一批萤火虫从牲畜场的水坑里冒出来，啜饮着。
—The City Beautiful by Aden Polydoros
词源：
sip (v.)late 14c., sippen, “drink little by little, drink in small mouthfuls” (sometimes glossing Latin potisso, subbibo), a word of uncertain origin, perhaps from a Continental Germanic word such as Low German sippen “to sip,” or from Old English sypian “absorb, drink in,” which is related to supan “to take into the mouth a little at a time” (see sup (v.2)). OED writes that it is, “possibly a modification of sup intended to express a slighter action.”Compare Middle English soupen “drink in small mouthfuls, from Old English supan. Also compare Dutch sipperlippen “taste with the tip of the tongue.” The transitive sense of “drink (a liquid) in very small mouthfuls” is from c. 1600. Related: Sipped; sipper; sipping.Related entries & more
下面是词源的翻译（机器翻译比较难翻，参考着看）
sip (v.)late 14c., sippen，“一点一点地喝，小口地喝”（有时注释拉丁语 potisso, subbibo），一个来源不确定的词，可能来自一个大陆日耳曼词，如低地德语 sippen “到sip，”或源自古英语 sypian“吸收，喝进去”，与 supan 相关，“一次一点地放入口中”（见sup (v.2)）。 《牛津英语词典》写道，“可能是sup的变形，旨在表达更轻微的动作。”比较中古英语的supen“小口喝，来自古英语supan。还比较荷兰语的sipperlippen“用舌尖品尝。” “用很小的口喝（液体）”的及物意义来自约 1600 年。相关：啜饮；啜饮；啜饮。相关条目及更多
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