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Definition of tipper - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
socialperson who gives a gratuity
- The tipper left a generous amount for the waiter.
2.
transportationTECH. UK vehicle with a tippable body for loose materialsTECH. UK
- The construction site used a tipper to move gravel.
3.
environmentRare UK person who dumps waste illegallyRare UK
- The tipper was fined for illegal dumping.
4.
financeRare UK person giving private hints about racing or financeRare UK
- The tipper advised on the best horse to bet on.
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vehicle with a tippable body for loose materials
Expressions with tipper
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truck with a rear platform that lifts to unload
The construction site used a tipper truck to move gravel.
truck designed to unload its cargo by tipping it out
The tipper lorry unloaded gravel at the construction site..
Origin of tipper
English, tip (to give a small amount of money)
Examples of tipper in a sentence
The tipper surprised the valet with a large tip. A tipper unloaded sand at the playground. The tipper was full of construction debris. Authorities are cracking down on tippers in the area. The community reported the tipper to the police. The tipper shared insights on stock trends.
He was known as a reliable tipper in the industry.
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- French:personne qui laisse un pourboire, camion-benne, ...
- German:Trinkgeldgeber, Kipper, ...
- Italian:donatore di mance, camion ribaltabile, ...
- Spanish:cliente generoso, volquete, ...
- Portuguese:cliente generoso, camião basculante, ...
- Chinese:给小费的人, 翻斗车, ...
- Japanese:チップを渡す人, ダンプカー, ...
- Arabic:مُقَدِّم الإِكْرَامِيَّة, شاحِنَة قَلّابَة, ...
- Hebrew:טַיְיפֵּר, מַשָּׂאִית טִיפֶּר, ...
- Russian:чаевщик, самосвал, ...
- Ukrainian:чайовик, самоскид, ...
- Hindi:टिप देने वाला, टिपर, ...
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