VIP
- 01 B1 Intermediate
Stands for Very Important Person. Someone who is treated better than others because they are famous, rich, or important.
Abbreviation for Very Important Person. An individual accorded special privileges due to their status, wealth, or influence.
Simple“The actors were taken to a private VIP lounge to wait for the show.”
In context“Security was tightened significantly as several high-profile VIPs were expected to attend the international summit.”
Synonymscelebritydignitary - 02 C2 Proficiency
A hormone in the body that helps control blood flow and digestion.
Abbreviation for Vasoactive Intestinal Peptide. A peptide hormone that stimulates secretion of water and electrolytes and dilates peripheral blood vessels.
Simple“The doctor explained how VIP affects the movement of the digestive system.”
In context“Elevated levels of VIP in the bloodstream can indicate the presence of certain rare neuroendocrine tumours.”
- 03 C1 Advanced
A new version of a song made by the person who originally wrote it.
Abbreviation for Variation In Production. A remix of a track produced by the original artist, often for use in live DJ sets.
Simple“The producer released a VIP mix of his hit single for the festival.”
In context“Fans were thrilled when the DJ dropped a heavy VIP edit of the classic anthem that had never been heard before.”