hip

hip
I hip noun
1) ((the bones in) either of the two sides of the body just below the waist: She fell and broke her left hip.) cadera
2) ((the measurement round) the body at the level of the widest part of the upper leg and buttocks: This exercise is good for the hips; What hip size are you?) cadera

II hip adjective
((slang) (of people) up-to-date; following the latest fashion in music, clothes etc.) a la última
hip n cadera
hip
tr[hɪp]
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
hip hip hooray! ¡hurra!
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hip
tr[hɪp]
adjective
1 slang marchoso,-a, en la onda
■ he's a hip guy es un tío marchoso
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hip
tr[hɪp]
noun
1 SMALLANATOMY/SMALL cadera
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
hip bath baño de asiento
hip flask petaca
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hip
tr[hɪp]
noun
1 SMALLBOTANY/SMALL escaramujo
hip ['hɪp] n
: cadera f
hip
n.
• cadera s.f.

I hɪp
noun
a) cadera f

with one's hands on one's hips — con los brazos en jarras; (before n)

hip flask — petaca f, botella f de bolsillo

hip pocket — bolsillo m trasero (del pantalón)

b) (joint) cadera f

II
interjection

hip, hip, hooray o hurrah! — hurra!, viva!


III
adjective -pp- (sl & dated) `in' adj inv (fam & ant), en la onda (fam)

I [hɪp]
1.
N (Anat) cadera f

to shoot from the hip — (=lit) disparar sin apuntar; (fig) (=act without thinking) actuar sin pensar; (=speak without thinking) hablar sin pensar

2.
CPD

hip bath N — baño m de asiento, polibán m

hip flask N — petaca f

hip joint N — articulación f de la cadera

hip pocket N — bolsillo m de atrás, bolsillo m trasero

hip replacement (operation) N — operación f de trasplante de cadera

hip size N — talla f de cadera


II
[hɪp]
N (Bot) escaramujo m
III
[hɪp]
EXCL

hip hip hurray! — ¡viva!


IV
* [hɪp]
ADJ

to be hip — (=up-to-date) estar al día; (=well-informed) estar al tanto (de lo que pasa), estar enterado

* * *

I [hɪp]
noun
a) cadera f

with one's hands on one's hips — con los brazos en jarras; (before n)

hip flask — petaca f, botella f de bolsillo

hip pocket — bolsillo m trasero (del pantalón)

b) (joint) cadera f

II
interjection

hip, hip, hooray o hurrah! — hurra!, viva!


III
adjective -pp- (sl & dated) `in' adj inv (fam & ant), en la onda (fam)

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