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tippled

/ˈtɪpəld/ /ˈtɪpld/

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verb

Vender licor al por menor

To sell alcoholic liquor by retail.

Examples :

"Mr. Johnson tippled beer and wine at his small corner store, earning enough to support his family. "

El Sr. Johnson vendía cerveza y vino al por menor en su pequeña tienda de la esquina, ganando lo suficiente para mantener a su familia.

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verb

Beber en exceso, emborracharse

To drink too much alcohol.

Examples :

"After the party, Mark tippled several beers, making him quite unsteady on his feet. "

Después de la fiesta, Mark bebió varias cervezas, lo que lo hizo bastante inestable al caminar.

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verb

Beber alcohol habitualmente

To drink alcohol regularly or habitually, but not to excess.

Examples :

"My grandfather enjoyed the occasional evening, where he tippled a small glass of sherry while reading his newspaper. "

Mi abuelo disfrutaba de las tardes ocasionales, donde bebía habitualmente un pequeño vaso de jerez mientras leía su periódico.

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verb

Apilar

To put up (hay, etc.) in bundles in order to dry it.

Examples :

"After cutting the hay, the farmers tippled it into small bundles to help it dry in the sun. "

Después de cortar el heno, los agricultores lo apilaron en pequeños montones para ayudarlo a secarse al sol.

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verb

Volcarse, caerse

To fall over; to topple.

Examples :

"The stack of books on the wobbly table nearly tippled over when the cat jumped on it. "

La pila de libros sobre la mesa inestable casi se volcó cuando el gato saltó sobre ella.