slip
verb
noun
slɪp
verb
1
FALL OR SLIDE
摔倒或滑倒
to
slide
a
short
distance
accidentally,
and
fall
or
lose
your
balance
slightly
滑倒; 失足
I
Wright
slipped
but
managed
to
keep
hold
of
the
ball.
赖特滑了一下，但球还抓在手里。
[+
on
]
He
slipped
on
the
ice.
他在冰上滑倒了。
2
GO SOMEWHERE
去某处
to
go
somewhere,
without
attracting
other
people’s
attention
溜走，悄悄地走;
I always + adv/prep
Ben
slipped
quietly
out
of
the
room.
本悄悄地溜出了房间。
One
man
managed
to
slip
from
the
club
as
police
arrived.
警察到来时，一个男子设法溜出了俱乐部。
3
PUT STH SOMEWHERE
把某物置于某处
to
put
something
somewhere
quietly
or
smoothly
把…悄悄 （利落地 ）放在…;
T always + adv/prep
Ann
slipped
the
book
into
her
bag.
安把书悄悄塞进包里。
A
letter
had
been
slipped
under
his
door.
有一封信悄悄塞在他的门下。
Carrie
slipped
her
arm
through
her
brother’s.
卡丽利落地把手臂伸进她弟弟的臂弯里。
4
GIVE STH TO SB
把某物给某人
to
give
someone
something
secretly
or
without
attracting
much
attention
把…偷偷塞给〔某人〕
T
slip
sb
sth
I
slipped
him
a
ten-dollar
bill
to
keep
quiet.
我偷偷塞给他一张十美元钞票让他别声张。
slip
sth
to
sb
Carr
slips
the
ball
to
King
who
scores
easily.
卡尔不动声色地把球传给能轻易进球得分的金。
5
MOVE
移动
to
move
smoothly,
especially
off
or
from
something
滑落，脱落
I
As
he
bent
over,
the
towel
round
his
waist
slipped.
他弯腰的时候，系在腰间的毛巾滑了下来。
[+
off/down/from
etc
]
He
watched
the
sun
slip
down
behind
the
mountains.
他看着太阳落下山。
The
ring
had
slipped
off
Julia’s
finger.
戒指从朱莉娅的手指上滑脱了。
Cally
slipped
from
his
grasp
and
fled.
卡利从他手中挣脱逃跑了。
6
KNIFE
刀
if
a
knife
or
other
tool
slips,
it
moves
so
that
it
accidentally
cuts
the
wrong
thing
〔刀或其他工具〕滑脱〔误割到了别的东西〕
I
The
knife
slipped
and
cut
his
finger.
刀滑脱，划破了他的手指。
7
GET WORSE
变坏
to
become
worse
or
lower
than
before
变坏; 下降，下跌
I
Standards
have
slipped
in
many
parts
of
the
industry.
许多行业标准都已下滑。
His
popularity
slipped
further
after
a
series
of
scandals.
经过一连串丑闻后，他的支持率进一步下降了。
You’re
slipping,
Doyle!
You
need
a
holiday.
你退步了，多伊尔！你需要去度个假。
8
CHANGE CONDITION
改变状况
to
gradually
start
being
in
a
particular
condition
陷入;
I always + adv/prep
[+
into
]
He
had
begun
to
slip
into
debt.
他开始欠债了。
She
slipped
into
unconsciousness
and
died
the
next
day.
她陷入昏迷，第二天就去世了。
The
project
has
slipped
behind
schedule.
这个项目赶不上工期了。
9
CLOTHES
衣服
to
put
a
piece
of
clothing
on
your
body
or
take
it
off
your
body
quickly
and
smoothly
〔迅速利落地把衣服〕穿上，脱下
I,T always + adv/prep
slip
sth
off/on
Peter
was
already
at
the
door
slipping
on
his
shoes.
彼得已经在门口穿鞋子了。
[+
into/out
of
]
She
slipped
out
of
her
clothes
and
stepped
into
the
shower.
她麻利地脱掉衣服，走进淋浴间。
10
TIME
时间
if
time
slips
away,
past
etc
it
passes
quickly
飞逝，过得飞快
I, always + adv/prep
[+
away/past/by
]
The
search
for
the
missing
child
continued,
but
time
was
slipping
away.
寻找失踪小孩的工作在继续，但时间正飞逝。
The
hours
slipped
past
almost
unnoticed.
时间在不知不觉中溜走了。
11
slip your mind/memory
11.
if
something
slips
your
mind,
you
forget
it
被遗忘，被忘记
I
meant
to
buy
some
milk,
but
it
completely
slipped
my
mind.
我原本想买些牛奶，可是忘得一干二净。
12
let sth slip
12.
to
say
something
without
meaning
to,
when
you
had
wanted
it
to
be
a
secret
无意中说出某事，泄露某事
He
let
it
slip
that
they
were
planning
to
get
married.
他说漏了嘴，说他们打算要结婚了。
13
GET FREE
获得自由
to
get
free
from
something
that
was
holding
you
挣脱，摆脱
T
The
dog
slipped
his
collar
and
ran
away.
那条狗挣脱项圈跑掉了。
14
slip through the net slip through the cracks
14.
if
someone
or
something
slips
through
the
net,
they
are
not
caught
or
dealt
with
by
the
system
that
is
supposed
to
catch
them
or
deal
with
them
漏网;
未得到应有的处理:
BrE ; AmE
15
let sth slip (through your fingers)
15.
to
not
take
an
opportunity,
offer
etc
错过机会
Don’t
let
a
chance
like
that
slip
through
your
fingers!
别错失这么一个机会！
16
slip one over on sb
16.
to
deceive
or
play
a
trick
on
someone
[非正式，尤美] 欺骗某人; 愚弄某人
informal especially AmE
17
slip a disc/disk
17.
to
suffer
an
injury
when
one
of
the
connecting
parts
between
the
bones
in
your
back
moves
out
of
place
椎间盘滑出 （滑脱 ）
18
to
leave
a
place
secretly
or
without
anyone
noticing
溜出去; 悄悄离开
19
if
something
such
as
an
opportunity
slips
away,
it
is
no
longer
available
〔机会〕错过，溜走
This
time,
Radford
did
not
let
her
chance
slip
away.
这次雷德福没有错过机会。
20
to
use
a
word
or
say
something
without
attracting
too
much
attention
插进，插入〔说话〕
He
had
slipped
in
a
few
jokes
to
liven
the
speech
up.
他穿插了几个笑话来活跃演讲的气氛。
21
if
something
slips
out,
you
say
it
without
really
intending
to
被无意中说出
I
didn’t
mean
to
say
it.
The
words
slipped
out.
我不是故意说的，是说漏了嘴。
22
to
make
a
mistake
出差错，疏忽
The
company
apologized
for
slipping
up
so
badly.
这家公司为这么严重的疏忽表示歉意。
[+
on
]
Someone
had
slipped
up
on
the
order.
有人把订单给弄错了。
noun
23
PAPER
纸
a
small
or
narrow
piece
of
paper
小纸片; 纸条
C
a
slip
of
paper
一张纸条
an
order
slip
点菜单
a
betting
slip
赌注单
24
MISTAKE
错误
a
small
mistake
小错误
C
Molly
knew
she
could
not
afford
to
make
a
single
slip
.
莫莉知道自己一个小错误都不能犯。
25
slip of the tongue/pen
a
small
mistake
you
make
when
you
are
speaking
or
writing,
especially
by
using
the
wrong
word
口误/笔误〔尤指误用词语〕
It
was
just
a
slip
of
the
tongue.
那只是一个口误。
26
give sb the slip
to
escape
from
someone
who
is
chasing
you
[非正式] 摆脱某人的追踪，甩掉某人
informal
Somehow
she’d
given
them
the
slip.
她设法甩掉了他们。
27
CLOTHING
衣服
a
piece
of
underwear,
similar
to
a
thin
dress
or
skirt,
that
a
woman
wears
under
a
dress
or
skirt
衬裙
C
a
white
silk
slip
白色的真丝衬裙
28
GETTING WORSE
变糟
an
occasion
when
something
becomes
worse
or
lower
变糟; 下跌
C usually singular 一般用单数
[+
in
]
a
slip
in
house
prices
房价的下跌
29
SLIDE
滑
an
act
of
sliding
a
short
distance
or
of
falling
by
sliding
滑; 滑倒
C
30
a slip of a girl/boy etc
a
small
thin
young
person
–
often
used
humorously
[过时] 瘦小的女孩/男孩等〔常为幽默用法〕
old-fashioned
31
CRICKET
板球
a
part
of
the
field
where
players
stand,
trying
to
catch
the
ball
in
CRICKET
〔板球运动中击球员右后方的〕防守位置
C usually plural 一般用复数
32
CLAY
黏土
a
mixture
of
clay
and
water
that
is
used
for
decorating
pots
[术语] 〔制陶器用的〕泥浆，泥釉
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