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Mr. Smith is being widely tipped to succeed the next President. 人们普遍猜测史密斯先生将任下一届总统. 《简明英汉词典》12、He was widely tipped for success. 大单词tip 是另一个常用含义是某人“据称有可能”，通常指某人被认定为会获得奖项，或有所成就，常用于被动语态。相关的搭配包括to be tipped as/for 或to be

￣□￣｜｜ either, since a wealth of professions, such as dental hygienists, car mechanics or vets, entirely lack a culture of tipping. In Mr Azar’s survey, only 14% of Americansbe tipped to：被认定会，一定会例如：The book is tipped to be a big seller.这本书一定会登上畅销榜。

The boattippedto one side. 船向一边倾斜。The boattippeddangerously. 船危险地倾斜着。The whole boat swayed andtipped. 整条船摇晃后翻倒了。The boattippedover and6. tipped as/tipped to do 称…有可能成功He is being tipped as the next prime minister. 据称，他有可能成为下一任首相。Davis is being tipped to win t

╯▂╰ be tipped to do sth. 被看好做某事He's tipped to become the next president.他被认为有望成为下届总统。5. go to 授予，给予(be given to) All the money raised will go to loEXAMPLES 1. The boat tipped to one side. 船向一边倾斜。2. She tipped her head back and laughed loudly. 她把头一仰，哈哈大笑起来。3. Did you remember to tip the waiter?