Phrasal Verb - Nipping In
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.Definition
To go into a place or enter a situation briefly or quietly, without making a big entrance.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | She nipped in to grab a snack before the movie started. |
| 2 | He nipped in to say hello to his friend who was passing by. |
| 3 | She nipped in to get some fresh air after being cooped up all day. |
| 4 | They nipped in to catch a quick glimpse of the sunset. |
| 5 | He nipped in to pick up some last-minute shopping. |
| 6 | She nipped in to borrow a book from the library. |
| 7 | They nipped in to enjoy a quiet dinner before the concert. |
| 8 | He nipped in to grab a coffee before heading to work. |
| 9 | She nipped in to attend an impromptu meeting. |
| 10 | They nipped in to spend a few minutes together before they had to split up. |