whipped
- 01 B1 Intermediate
describes food that has been beaten quickly to make it light and full of air.
referring to food products that have been aerated through vigorous beating or whisking to achieve a light, fluffy consistency.
Simple“She served the warm apple pie with a large dollop of whipped cream.”
In context“The chef insisted on using freshly whipped butter to ensure the texture of the frosting remained light and spreadable.”
- 02 C1 Advanced
feeling very tired or worn out.
experiencing extreme physical or mental exhaustion.
Simple“After working a double shift at the hospital, I am absolutely whipped.”
In context“By the end of the marathon, the runners looked completely whipped, struggling even to maintain a walking pace toward the finish line.”
“Shaima told the BBC she was whipped 50 times, leaving her body badly scarred and her whole family traumatised.”
“Esa-Pekka Salonen took no prisoners as he whipped the players through three great 20th-century works.”