A tip is money you give someone for good service. People usually give tips to waiters, drivers, or workers.
I gave the waiter a tip.
She left a tip for the driver.
A tip is a small helpful idea or advice to do something better. People share tips to help others improve.
Here is a tip to learn English fast.
She gave me a tip about cooking.
To tip means to move or lean something so that one side is higher or lower. This often helps pour or move things.
Please tip the bottle carefully.
He tipped the cup to pour tea.
To tip someone can mean to give money quietly to gain a favor. This can be illegal or unfair.
He tipped the guard to open the door.
They tipped the official to get quick service.
A tip can be a secret or important message given to someone. It helps people know something unknown.
The police received a tip about the robbery.
She gave a tip on the new project.
To tip means to start to fall or lean forward or to one side. This can happen when something is not balanced.
The vase tipped and fell down.
She tipped forward to reach the book.
