a position of power or control over someone
支配地位，控制地位；優(yōu)勢(shì)
(Austral./NZ)large quantities of
(澳／新西蘭)大量
tea with whips of sugar.
加了許多糖的茶。
deliberately excite someone into having a strong feeling or reaction
故意激起，煽動(dòng)
Dad had managed to &B{whip himself up into} a fantastic rage.
爸爸設(shè)法激起自己的憤慨。
cause water, sand, etc., to rise up and be flung about in a violent manner
使（水、沙等）翻騰
the sea was whipped up by a force-nine gale.
九級(jí)大風(fēng)掀起海上巨浪。
make or prepare something, typically something to eat, very quickly
很快地搞出；迅速準(zhǔn)備好（尤指食物）
To keep together, as members of a political party or hounds in a pack.
召集：使聚集在一起，如政黨成員或一群獵狗
To arouse; excite
激起：激起、煽動(dòng)
whipped up the mob; whip up enthusiasm.
煽動(dòng)暴民；激起熱情
&I{Informal} To prepare quickly
【非正式用語(yǔ)】 迅速準(zhǔn)備好
whip up a light lunch.
迅速做好一頓輕便午餐
To bring to a specified state or condition, vigorously and often forcefully.
使進(jìn)入某特定狀態(tài)：強(qiáng)勁且常用暴力地使進(jìn)入某特定狀態(tài)或條件