Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Pip"s

A: @ckipapa thank u so much

A: Pips are the seeds inside fruit like apples, apricots, oranges etc :)

A: on its own it doesnt make sense but if its "pip pip cheerio" then its what people use to say when they were leaving. it was like slang for bye.

A: pips is a shortened word for people 😊

A: Careful eating those oranges - they have a lot of pips in them - meaning the seeds.
In the last race, John pips Jack to the finish line - meaning narrowly beats.
I just heard the seven o'clock pips - meaning the beeps that the BBC broadcast on the radio at each hour.
It has other meanings as well....

A: A stereotypical way to say goodbye in British English is to say, pip pip cheerio but no one actually talks like this.

A: 'the pips' are the beeps that mark the hour before the news on the radio (on some stations). So she heard them and didn't bother with the news itself.

A: No not at all. I've never heard that.

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