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Ryan Fournier (@RyanAFournier) ε·²ζŽ¨ζ–‡οΌšPresident Trump is a legend.

He just took a sip of water with one hand, and threw the cup off the stage.

I love this guy. 🀣
https://t.co/TWRUuqfTEw https://twitter.com/RyanAFournier/status/1274517471500828672?s=20

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ζŸ₯δΊ†δΈͺ单词

Sip

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sip
β–Ά verb (sips, sipping, sipped) [with obj.] drink (something) by taking small mouthfuls: I sat sipping coffee | [no obj.] she sipped at her tea.
β–Ά noun a small mouthful of liquid: she took a sip of the red wine.
β€” DERIVATIVES
sipper noun.
β€” ORIGIN
late Middle English: perhaps a modification of sup1, as symbolic of a less vigorous action.

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