double-dip
verb
(alsodouble dip)uk/ˌdʌb.əlˈdɪp/us/ˌdʌb.əlˈdɪp/double-dipverb(FOOD)
[IorT]
to put something such as apieceofbreador avegetableinto asharedsauceafter you have alreadyeatenpartof it:
I wasstandingby thefoodtablewhen Inoticedthat one of theguestswas double-dipping hiscrisps.
Idislikebuffetsand I would never double-dip.
- Heaccusedme ofspreadinggermswhen I double-dipped mycracker.
- We wereableto double-dipourskewersin thepeanutsauce, which came inindividualbowls.
- He isfastidiousabouthygieneandhatesit whenpeopledouble-dip.
Eating
- al desko
- binge
- binge eating
- bite
- break breadidiom
- cram
- fall on/uponsomeone
- feast
- feast onsomething
- feeder
- feeding
- inhale
- mainline
- partake
- pick
- pick atsomething
- picnic
- pig
- shovel
- trough
double-dipverb(MONEY)
[IorT]US
toreceivemoneyfrom twoplacesat the sametime, sometimes in a way that is notlegal:
同时赚两份钱(常指从事非法活动)Theyfoundthat only 5percentofgovernmentworkersdouble-dip.
TheGovernordouble-dipped over $200,000,claiminglivingexpensesfrom twoseparateresidences.
- Teachers andpoliceofficerswere givenpermissionto double-dippensionand salary—to "retireandreturn."
- Aloopholeinfederallawallowedteachersto "doubledip" in both astateretirementsystemand theSocialSecuritysystem.
- They said that inreceivingpaymentsfrom abuyoutwhilecollectinghisfederalsalary, he was "double-dipping at thetaxpayers'expense."
- Theyterminatedhisemploymentafterfindinghe double-dipped onpatientvisits—billing for anofficevisitand asurgicalprocedureat the sametime, which is notallowed.
Earning money
- (your)(daily) breadidiom
- assessable
- bank
- base pay
- basic
- basic income
- benefits package
- feel the pinchidiom
- hand over fistidiom
- in arrearsidiom
- lineyourpocket(s)idiom
- livelihood
- pay packet
- pull
- pullsomethingdown
- rakesomethingin
- remonetize
- remuneration
- shift
- sick pay
double-dip
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˌdʌb.əlˈdɪp/us/ˌdʌb.əlˈdɪp/used fordescribingaperiodoftimeduring whicheconomicactivitygetsweaker,increasesa little, and then getsweakeragain:
(经济)二次萧条的(指经济刚略有起色,随即又陷入萧条)a double-diprecession二次萧条
Economics
- accommodative
- anti-economic
- anti-inflation
- anti-inflationary
- anti-recession
- Chancellor of the Exchequer
- float
- GDP
- go-go
- hyperinflation
- inflation
- monetarist
- monetization
- monetize
- neoliberal
- non-economist
- protectionism
- retrenchment
- the public purse
- upturn