whip

US /wɪp/
UK /wɪp/
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látigo

a strip of leather or length of cord fastened to a handle, used for flogging or beating a person or animal or for maintaining control or discipline

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The cowboy cracked his whip to urge the horses forward.
El vaquero chasqueó su látigo para hacer avanzar a los caballos.
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He used a whip to train the circus animals.
Usó un látigo para entrenar a los animales del circo.
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2.

batido, mousse

a dessert made by whipping cream or other ingredients until light and fluffy

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She served a delicious fruit whip for dessert.
Sirvió un delicioso batido de frutas de postre.
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The chocolate whip was light and airy.
El batido de chocolate era ligero y aireado.
1.

azotar, fustigar

to beat (a person or animal) with a whip, especially as a punishment

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The master would often whip his disobedient servants.
El amo a menudo azotaba a sus sirvientes desobedientes.
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He was threatened with a whipping if he didn't comply.
Fue amenazado con una paliza si no cumplía.
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2.

batir, montar

to beat (cream, eggs, or other food) into a froth

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Whip the cream until it forms stiff peaks.
Bate la crema hasta que forme picos firmes.
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She quickly whipped up a batch of pancakes.
Ella rápidamente preparó un lote de panqueques.
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sacar rápidamente, moverse velozmente

to move or take something quickly and suddenly

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He whipped out his phone to take a picture.
Él sacó rápidamente su teléfono para tomar una foto.
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The car whipped around the corner.
El coche giró rápidamente la esquina.
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