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lick
A1
verb
Usage:
100%
lap, touch with the tongue
Translation: lap, touch with the tongue
Pronunciation: /lɪk/
Meaning: to pass the tongue over a surface

This meaning refers to moving the tongue across food, skin, or another surface.

The dog licked my hand.

She licked the ice cream before it melted.

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B2
informal verb
Usage:
54%
defeat, overcome
Translation: defeat, overcome
Pronunciation: /lɪk/
Meaning: to defeat or solve something completely

This informal meaning refers to defeating an opponent or successfully overcoming a difficult problem.

The team finally licked the problem.

They believe they can lick the competition.

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A2
noun
Usage:
94%
lap, tongue stroke
Translation: lap, tongue stroke
Pronunciation: /lɪk/
Meaning: an act of passing the tongue over something

As a noun, lick refers to one movement of the tongue across a surface.

The dog gave my face a quick lick.

One lick was enough to taste the sauce.

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B2
informal noun
Usage:
67%
small amount, trace
Translation: small amount, trace
Pronunciation: /lɪk/
Meaning: a small amount or brief trace of something

This informal meaning refers to a very small amount, often used in negative expressions.

There was not a lick of paint on the wall.

He did not do a lick of work.

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B2
music noun
Usage:
78%
musical phrase, riff
Translation: musical phrase, riff
Pronunciation: /lɪk/
Meaning: a short musical phrase, especially in jazz, blues, or rock

In music, a lick is a short recognizable sequence of notes used in improvisation or performance.

The guitarist played a fast blues lick.

She practiced the same jazz lick repeatedly.

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