"Sipping" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Sipping" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Sipping" Meaning

To be drinking slowly and quietly, especially small amounts of a liquid, like a cup of coffee or tea.

"Sipping" Examples

5 Usage Examples for Sipping


1. Informal conversation:
- "Mind if I sipping on this tea while we talk?" Henry asked Rachel, taking a sip from his cup.

2. Formal writing:
- Sarah was sipping the wine, her eyes fixed on the landscape outside the window as they enjoyed their romantic dinner.

3. Business context:
- "First-class was supposed to have complimentary champagne sipping style," she exclaimed to the flight attendant.

4. Creative writing:
- 'She sipping the coffee, her eyes floating further away with the thought', remembering the bittersweet taste of her past love.

5. Poetic description:
- 'In the silent dawn, where mist roams like a lover, his breath sipping on the cold air, whispers secrets older than time.'

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