niptr>)
1.b> (), ; ; the lobster nipped the toes of the bather ; the wind nips hard .i> - ;
2.b> 1) (), , ( / i>); frost nipped the plants / ; nipped by the frost ;
2) (), , (i>); a man dangerously nipped by excessive cold , ;
3.b> 1) i> / () / ; to nip the tide ( i>);
2) .-.i> i> (); i> ;
4.b> 1) (), ; ; , ; he nipped his finger in the door / ;
2) .i> i> () i> ( i>);
5.b> 1) .i> (), ;
2) .i> (), , ;
6.b> .i> / (); , / ; , ; just nip up / down, across, along, round / to the baker's and get a loaf ; nip upstairs and bring me a handkerchief ; he nipped on to a tram i> ; to nip in and out of the traffic ;
7.b> .i> .i> i> ();
8.b> .i> (), , ;
9.b> .i> (), , ; ;
10.b> .i> 1) i> ();
2) (), ; ;
to nip alongb> = 6; to nip atb> .i> .i> i> ();
to nip awayb> .i> 1) () / ; ; ;
2) () / , ;
to nip in, to nip intob> .i> 1) (), , ; he nipped in just in front of me - ; the boy nipped into the gap in the ranks ;
2) ( )i> (); nipped in for a moment ;
3) () / ;
4) () (i>);
to nip offb> .i> 1) .i> to nip away;
2) i> () i> ; the unwanted buds were nipped off ;
to nip onb> : to nip on ahead .i> ) (); ) .i> ;
to nip outb> .i> 1) .i> to nip off 2);
2) i> i> (), ;
3) (), ( ..i>);
to nip upb> .i> 1) () / ;
2) = 6;
to nip a bungb> .i> / ( i>); to nip in the budb> ; / .
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