Definition of tiff - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- They had a brief tiff over dinner plans..
2.
- She was in a tiff after the meeting.
Verb
- They often tiff over minor issues.
Expressions with tiff
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minor argument between romantic partners
They had a lovers' tiff over dinner plans.
argue in a small or unimportant way with someone
They often have a tiff but make up quickly.
Origin of tiff
Unknown
Examples of tiff in a sentence
A small tiff shouldn't ruin a friendship. They had a tiff over dinner plans. A minor tiff disrupted the party. They would often tiff over trivial matters. The siblings tiffed about who would do the dishes.
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- French:dispute, se chamailler, ...
- German:Streit, streiten, ...
- Italian:litigio, litigare, ...
- Spanish:disputa, reñir, ...
- Portuguese:discussão, discutir, ...
- Chinese:小争吵, 争吵, ...
- Japanese:口論, 口論する, ...
- Arabic:خِصام, تَخَاصَمَ, ...
- Hebrew:רִיב קָטָן, לְהִתְקוֹטֵט, ...
- Russian:ссора, ссориться, ...
- Ukrainian:сварка, сваритися, ...
- Hindi:मनमुटाव, झगड़ना, ...
Definition of TIFF - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: tagged image file formatTECH. format for storing high-quality imagesTECH.
- The photo was saved as a TIFF file.
- She converted the document into a TIFF format.
- The scanner saves images as TIFFs.
Origin of TIFF
unknown origin
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- French:TIFF, ...
- German:TIFF, ...
- Italian:TIFF, ...
- Spanish:TIFF, ...
- Portuguese:formato de ficheiro de imagem etiquetado, ...
- Chinese:TIFF, ...
- Japanese:TIFF, ...
- Arabic:صيغة ملف الصور الموسومة, ...
- Hebrew:תְּצוּרַת קוֹבֶץ תְּמוּנָה, ...
- Russian:TIFF, ...
- Ukrainian:TIFF, ...
- Hindi:उच्च गुणवत्ता वाली छवि फ़ाइल प्रारूप, ...
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