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slipping
slip /ˈslɪp/
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verbslips; slipped; slipping[no obj] :to slide out of the proper position[no obj] :to lose your balance especially on a slippery surfacealways followed by an adverb or preposition :to move easily across or over something [no obj]always followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to move into or out of a place without being noticedalways followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to put on or take off a piece of clothing quickly or easily[+ obj] a always followed by an adverb or preposition :to put or place (something) somewhere in a quiet or secret wayto give (something) to someone in a quiet or secret wayalways followed by an adverb or preposition [no obj] :to happen or pass without being noticed by someone or somethingWe didn't want to let the opportunity slip through our fingers. [=we did not want to let the opportunity pass without taking advantage of it][no obj]to go from one state or condition to anotherThe actor slipped into character. [=the actor began to behave, speak, etc., like the character he was playing]to move into a lower or worse state or condition[+ obj] to escape (someone) :to get away from (someone)to get free from (something)[+ obj] medical :to have (a part of your body) move out of its normal position especially in a jointlet (something) slipor let slip (something)to say (something that you did not want to say) by mistakeslip away[phrasal verb]to pass out of existenceto leave a place without being noticedslip out[phrasal verb]to be said by mistakeslip through/between the cracksxem crackslip through the netxem netslip up[phrasal verb] informal :to make a mistakeslip your mind/memoryinformal :to be forgottennounplural slips[count] a small piece of papera piece of paper that has a specified use or purposea mistakeTheir performance was very good except for a few minor slips. - see also a slip of the tongue (below), freudian slipa movement to a lower or worse state or condition :declineusually singularthe act of losing your balance and falling especially on a slippery surface - usually singulara piece of woman's underwear that is like a thin dress or skirt and that is worn under a dress or skirtsee color picturea place for a ship or boat in the water between two piersa slip of the tonguesomething that is said by mistakegive (someone) the slipinformal :to escape (someone) :to get away from (someone)noun[singular] old-fashioned :a young, thin person or animal - + ofnoun[noncount] technical :thin, wet clay that is used in pottery - compare 2slip 3slip
* Các từ tương tự:
slip road, slipcase, slipcover, slipknot, slip-on, slippage, slipped disc, slipper, slippery
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verbWaxing the runners helps the sleigh slip along more easilyMother slipped on the ice but luckily didn't fall downHe slipped up again by failing to give you your telephone messagesslip upHe accidentally let slip the news that you were back in townlet slipThe hours just slipped away when I was with IrenaAfter the speech, he slipped away before we could interview himA field mouse slipped in past the wire netting. I managed to slip in my suggestion before the meeting was adjournedslip innounShe made so many slips in the letter that she had to retype itnounI'll put my phone number on this slip of paper. To go on the outing, each child will have to bring in a slip signed by a parentAfter the slip is inserted, the branch must be bandaged up firmly