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| 1 | T to hit someone with a whip 鞭打；鞭笞；抽 |
| Ted whipped his horse and galloped away. 特德抽了马一鞭，飞奔而去。 |
| Aman was being whipped and beaten in the next room. 有个男人正在隔壁房间受鞭打。 |
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| 2 | I +around/into/past etc sth to move somewhere very fast 快速移动；急走；急冲 |
| Acold wind was whipping across the water. 一阵冷风扫过水面。 |
| Iwhipped round the corner. 我一溜烟转过街角。 |
| | 2a | T to move something somewhere very fast 快速移动（某物） | | The wind whipped her hair into her eyes. 风突然把她的头发吹到眼睛里。 | | Ferguson whipped the ball across the court. 弗格森猛地把球打到场地那一边。 | |
| | 2b | T whip sth out/offto remove something or take something from somewhere very fast 快速移开；快速拿走 | | Smiling, he whipped out his wallet. 他微笑着迅速掏出他的钱夹。 | | They whipped off their shirts and dived into the pool. 他们飞快地脱下衬衣，跳入水池里。 | | Iwhipped the film out of the camera. 我迅速地从相机中取出胶卷。 | |
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| 3 | T to mix a food very quickly in order to add air into it 搅打…成糊状 |
| Whip the cream lightly. 轻轻地把奶油打稠。 |
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| 4 | T to make someone behave in a particular way 驱使；迫使；促使；激起 |
| The band whipped the audience into a frenzy (=made them very excited) . 乐队使观众们异常激动。 |
| The government wants to whip teachers into line (=make them do what the government wants) . 政府想让教师们按政府的意愿行事。 |
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| 5 | T informal to defeat someone thoroughly 彻底击败 |
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| 6 | T informal to steal something 偷走 |
| He just whipped my pen! 他偷走了我的钢笔！ |
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| - | whip sb/sth into shape
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| to put a lot of effort into improving someone or something |
| 努力训练好某人/努力改善某事 |
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| They’ ve got a new coach to whip the team into shape. 他们找了个新教练来训练好球队。 |
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| - | whip up a storm informal
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| to cause a strong reaction in other people |
| 激起强烈的反应 |
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| - | ˌwhip ˈthrough |
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| | whip through sth: to do something very quickly 匆匆做 | Congress whipped through the budget discussions. 国会匆匆结束了预算讨论。 | |
| - | ˌwhip ˈup |
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| 1 | to encourage strong emotions or behaviour in people 唤起；激起 | Newspaper articles have whipped up fears of the new tax policies. 报纸上的文章激起了人们对新税收政策的忧虑。 | |
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| 2 | informal to prepare something to eat very quickly 迅速做（饭） | If you’ re hungry, I can whip us up some lunch. 你要是饿了，我马上就可以做好午饭。 | |
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