| tip (someone) off |
to alert or inform someone, especially confidentially |
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| tip (someone) off |
give someone information in a discreet or confidential way |
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| tip (someone) off |
to give someone such as the police a secret warning or piece of information, especially about illegal activities |
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| tip (someone) off |
give insider information or advise to |
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| tip (someone) off |
to give one secret, private, or insider information or news, especially that which gives them or someone else an advantage of some kind |
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| tip (someone) off |
to give someone a valuable piece of news about someone or something |
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| tip (someone) off |
supply with secret or private information; also, warn or alert |
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| tip (someone) off |
to give someone a warning or secret information about something |
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| tip-off |
a warning or hint, esp given confidentially and based on inside information |
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| title-holding corporation |
subsidiary |
Artjaazz |
| t and a |
tits and ass |
iwon |
| Tkpr |
Timekeeper |
Juliafranchuk |
| tn |
Transaction number |
Valeri Imashev |
| tn |
trillion |
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| tnf |
tonne of natural fuel |
Alexander Demidov |
| let go |
to abandon self-restraint |
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| drop like a hot potato |
to abandon someone or something suddenly and completely, sometimes to avoid potential problems |
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| acquiesce |
to accept or agree to something, often unwillingly |
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| acquiesce |
to accept, comply, or submit tacitly or passively |
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| acquiesce |
to agree to something, often when you do not want to |
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