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dip

[dip] / dɪp /








Example Sentences

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The thing with Arsenal is that they do get nervy and you can see them having a dip, and drawing games like this.

From BBC

If you’ve dipped into your emergency savings in the past year, it’s important to replenish that fund as soon as feasible.

From MarketWatch

Industry experts and theater owners say the quality and frequency of releases led to dips in the calendar that put extra pressure on the other movies to perform.

From Los Angeles Times

He says fundraising pays for some of the costs - more than 100,000 yuan, $14,000 a year - but donations have dipped because of the slowing economy.

From BBC

Glasner and his players have been reluctant to blame their dip in form on an exhausting schedule, despite playing eight games in December as they attempt to balance domestic and continental ambitions.

From BBC