slide

Danh từ

(số ít) sự trượt

have a slide on the ice

trượt lên băng

đường trượt tuyết, đường trượt băng (trẻ con chơi trên xe trượt tuyết)

cầu trượt (của trẻ con chơi)

phim đèn chiếu

bản kính (đặt vật cần soi kính hiển vi lên mà soi)

bộ trượt (ở một số máy)

vụ lở đất

như hair-slide

Động từ

(slid)

[đẩy] trượt

I was sliding on the ice

tôi trượt trên băng

the drawers slide in and out easily

ngăn kéo kéo ra đẩy vào dễ dàng

she slid the door open

chị ta đẩy trượt cánh cửa mà mở ra

[làm cho] di chuyển một cách lặng lẽ

the thief slid out [of the door] while no one was looking

tên trộm lỉnh ra khỏi cửa mà không ai trông thấy

he lifted the mat and slid the key under

nó nhấc chiếc chiếu lên và bỏ chìa khóa xuống dưới

sụt dần (giá cả)

house values may begin to slide

giá nhà có lẽ bắt đầu xuống dần

let something slide

(khẩu ngữ)

buông trôi

she got depressed and began to let things slide

chị ta chán nản và bắt đầu buông trôi mọi việc

slide into something

(không dùng ở dạng bị động)

rơi vào, sa vào

slide into debt

sa vào cảnh nợ nần

we mustn't slide into complacency

chúng ta không thể sa vào tính tự mãn

slide over something

lướt qua cái gì

she discussed sales, but slid over the problem of how to increase production

bà ta thảo luận về việc bán hàng nhưng lướt qua vấn đề làm sao để tăng sản lượng

* Các từ tương tự:
slide-block, slide-fastener, slide-rule, slide-valve, slide-way, slider, slider-trombone
verb

/ˈslaɪd/ slides; slid /ˈslɪd/; sliding

to move smoothly along a surface [no obj]

The door slides open easily.

The firefighters slid down the pole to their trucks. [+ obj]

He slid the bottle across the table.

Slide your finger along the seam.

She slid the paper under the door.

[no obj] :to move over ice or snow smoothly and often in a way that cannot be controlled

He slid across the ice.

Cars were slipping and sliding all over the roads during the snowstorm.

[no obj] :to slip and fall

Her purse slid out of her hands.

The strap of her dress kept sliding down/off.

always followed by an adverb or preposition

to move or pass smoothly and easily into or out of something [no obj]

She slid into the booth beside us.

He slid into [=began doing] his impersonation of the president. [+ obj]

He slid the key into his pocket.

He always finds a way to slide in a reference to his new book.

to move so you or your movements are not noticed [no obj]

They slid [=slipped] out of the room when nobody was looking. [+ obj]

He quietly slid the money into my hand.

[no obj] :to become gradually worse over time

His parents are concerned that their son's grades have started to slide. [=worsen]

Sales figures have been sliding [=declining] for the last three quarters.

The restaurant's new management is really letting the quality of the food slide.

[no obj] baseball :to dive toward a base to avoid being tagged out

He slid into second base.

let (something) slide

informal :to do nothing about (something, such as another person's mistake or bad behavior) :to ignore (something)

You were late this morning. I'll let it slide this time, but don't let it happen again.

It may be best to let things slide this time.

noun

plural slides

[count] a movement to a lower or worse state or condition :decline

usually singular

The recent slide in the stock market has made investors nervous.

The book describes her slide into depression.

the slide in television ratings

(chiefly Brit) Her career has been on the slide [=on the decline] for a couple of years.

an act of moving along or over a surface by sliding - usually singular

The car hit a patch of ice and went into a slide. [=began sliding] - see also landslide, mudslide, rockslide

a structure with a slippery surface that children slide down

a playground slide

baseball :the act of diving towards a base to avoid being tagged out

a slide into home plate

a small piece of film with an image on it that can be shown on a wall or screen by using a special machine (called a projector)

They showed us slides from their vacation in Europe.

a slide presentation/show/projector

a small, thin, and usually rectangular piece of glass that holds an object to be looked at under a microscope

She sent the slides to the lab.

a part of a musical instrument or a machine that is moved backward or forward

He oiled the slide of his trombone.

The slide mechanism on the machine was broken.

Brit :barrette

* Các từ tương tự:
slide rule, slider
verb

The drawer slid smoothly out on its runners. Terry came sliding down the icy hill, arms and legs flailing

glide

slip

coast

skim

glissade

skate

plane

skid

toboggan

slither

My contact slid into the seat beside me and slipped me a note

creep

steal

slip

slink

move

Shares slid to an all-time low on this morning's market

decline

decrease

drop

fall

When Mr Bartlett borrowed my lawnmower, I let the matter slide till he began to think of it as his own, and offered to lend it to me!

let slide

forget

ignore

neglect

gloss or pass over

pay no heed or mind (to)

noun

A dozen houses were destroyed in the slides caused by the recent torrential rains

landslide

earth-slip

avalanche

mud-slide

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