nip at
US /nɪp æt/
・UK /nɪp æt/
B2
phr.v.To bite lightly or sharply in a small way.
The dog nipped at the child's hand but caused no injury.
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How Elon Musk's Starlink Launched a Satellite Space Race
- And there's at least one other billionaire thinking along the same lines and ready to nip at Starlink's heels. This guy. Who you may have bought a book from.
And there's at least one other billionaire thinking along the same lines and ready to nip at Starlink's heels. This guy. Who you may have bought a book from.
- And there's at least one other billionaire thinking along the same lines and ready to nip at Starlink's heels: this guy, who you may have bought a book from.
And there's at least one other billionaire thinking along the same lines and ready to nip at Starlink's heels: this guy, who you may have bought a book from.
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- but it may nip at heels during play, a trait it keeps from its herding days.
but it may nip at heels during play, a trait it keeps from its herding days.
- It behaves well with children, but it may nip at heels during play - a trait it keeps
It behaves well with children, but it may nip at heels during play - a trait it keeps
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- By 2026, it will exceed $20 trillion at its current rate of growth, which might nip at the heels of China to become the second-largest economy on Earth.
By 2026, it will exceed $20 trillion at its current rate of growth, which might nip at the heels of China to become the second-largest economy on Earth.
- By 2026, it will exceed $20 trillion at its current rate of growth, which might nip at the heels of China to become the second-largest economy on Earth.
By 2026, it will exceed $20 trillion at its current rate of growth, which might nip at the heels of China to become the second-largest economy on Earth.