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🔑slipslip1 /slɪp / verb (slip·ping, slipped)➤slide / fall滑；摔倒- [intransitive] slip (on sth) to slide accidentally, lose your balance, and fall or nearly fall滑倒；滑跤◆Don't slip on that floor. I just mopped it.别在那块地板上滑倒了，我刚拖完。◆His foot slipped on the step and he fell down.他在台阶上滑了一跤摔倒了。
➤out of position脱离位置- [intransitive] to slide accidentally out of the correct position or out of someone's hand滑落；滑离；脱落◆This hat's too big. It keeps slipping down over my eyes.这顶帽子太大了，老是滑下来遮住我的眼睛。◆The glass slipped out of my hand and smashed on the floor.玻璃杯从我手里滑落，在地板上摔碎了。◆ (figurative) I didn't intend to tell them. It just slipped out.我没打算告诉他们，只是无意中说漏嘴了。
➤go / put quickly迅速地走／放置- [intransitive] to move or go somewhere quietly, quickly, and often without being noticed悄悄疾走；溜走◆While everyone was dancing, we slipped away and went home.大家都在跳舞时，我们偷偷溜回了家。
- [transitive] slip sth (to sb) | slip (sb) sth to put something somewhere or give something quietly and often without being noticed偷偷放；悄悄塞◆She picked up the money and slipped it into her pocket.她捡起钱，悄悄塞进口袋里。
➤clothes on / off穿衣；脱衣- [intransitive, transitive] slip into / out of sth; slip sth on / off to put on or take off a piece of clothing quickly and easily迅速而容易地穿上（或脱下）◆I'm just going to slip into something cooler.我正要穿件凉快点的衣服。◆I slipped off my shoes.我麻利地脱下鞋子。
➤become worse变差- [intransitive] to fall a little (in value, level, etc.)（价值、水平等）下跌，下降◆Sales have been slipping slightly over the last few months.过去的几个月销售额稍有滑落。
 ●fall / slip through the cracksto not be noticed, helped, or checked by anyone不被注意；被疏忽；被遗漏◆We need to make sure that no abused children fall through the cracks in the social services.我们要确保所有受虐儿童无一例外地得到社会福利的帮助。●let sth slipto tell a secret, some information, etc. without intending to无意中泄露◆He let slip that he had been in prison.他无意中说出他坐过牢。●slip your mindto be forgotten被忘掉◆I'm sorry – the meeting completely slipped my mind.对不起，我把开会的事忘得一干二净了。  ●slip up (informal) to make a mistake出差错◆It looks like someone slipped up. Your name isn't on the list.看来有人弄错了，你的名字不在名单上。
slipslip2 /slɪp / noun [countable] ➤act of slipping滑倒- an act of slipping滑倒；滑跤◆Be careful when you go up onto the roof. One slip and you could fall off.上屋顶时要小心，一滑就会摔下来。
➤becoming worse变差- a slight fall in value, level, etc.（价值、水平等的）下跌，下降◆a slip in the governor's popularity州长人气的下降
➤small mistake差错- a small mistake差错；疏忽◆to make a slip of the tongue (= to say something wrong, without intending to) 出现口误
➤piece of paper纸- a small piece of paper纸条；纸片◆I made a note of her name on a slip of paper.我在一张纸条上记下她的名字。◆a bank deposit slip银行存款单
➤clothing衣服- a piece of clothing that is worn by a woman under a dress or skirt衬裙
●give sb the slip (informal) to escape from someone who is following or chasing you摆脱某人的追踪；甩掉跟踪者 |