vt.

1. 鞭笞，抽打
   These boys are whipping tops.

   這些男孩子正在抽陀螺。

   The rain whipped the window.

   雨水拍打著窗戶。

2. 猛然挪動（或拿取，拔出等）；迅速作成；匆匆寫出[Q]
   The robber whipped out a knife.

   強盜猛地拔出一把刀來。

3. 攪打（蛋，奶油）[（+up）]
   I whipped the cream to make it thicker.

   我攪打奶油使其變稠。

4. 【口】徹底擊敗
   You can't whip our team this year.

   今年你們不能擊敗我隊。

5. 【英】【口】偷
6. 激起，煽動[（+up）]
7. 緊繞（繩，線等）於物件之上；鎖（縫眼），鎖（邊）

vi.

1. 抽打；拍擊
2. 急走，急移；突然行動[Q]
   He whipped into my room.

   他急匆匆走進我的房間。

   Then she whipped out a hairbrush and started to brush her long hair.

   接著她迅速抽出一把髮梳，開始梳理她的長髮。

n.[C]

1. 鞭子
   The old man seldom used his whip on his horse.

   老人很少用鞭子抽他的馬。

2. 抽打；一揮；一擊
3. （政黨督促本黨議員在投票時出席的）黨鞭
4. 攪拌器，打蛋器
5. 蛋奶水果甜點心

n.

1. a strip of leather or length of cord fastened to a handle, used for beating a person or urging on an animal.
2. an official of a political party appointed to maintain parliamentary discipline among its members, especially so as to ensure attendance and voting in debates.
   ▸Brit. a written notice from such an official requesting attendance for voting.
   ▸ (the whip) Brit. membership of the group of MPs that form the official elected representation of a particular political party, together with the duties or rights associated with such membership.
3. a dessert made from cream or eggs beaten into a light fluffy mass.
4. short for whipper-in.
5. a slender, unbranched shoot or plant.
6. a rope-and-pulley hoisting apparatus.

v.

1. beat with a whip.
   ▸(of a flexible object or rain or wind) strike or beat violently.
   ▸ (whip someone up) deliberately excite or provoke someone.
   ▸ (whip something up) stimulate a particular feeling in someone.
   ▸informal defeat heavily in a sporting contest.
2. move or take out fast or suddenly.
   ▸ (whip something up) make or prepare something, especially food, very quickly.
3. beat (cream, eggs, or other food) into a froth.
4. Brit. informal steal.
5. (whip in) Hunting  act as whipper-in.
6. bind with spirally wound twine.
   ▸sew or gather with overcast stitches.
7. [as adj. whipped] N. Amer. informal worn out; exhausted.