Definition of slip knot in English:

slip knot

noun

1A knot that can be undone by a pull.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tying a simple length of string slip knot over the jaws and behind the ears of an injured dog, and holding a cat by the scruff of the neck and wrapping it in a towel are effective ways of keeping severe bites to a minimum.
- Release the slip knot which has kept the sled anchored to a tree, and the adrenaline rush is as good as you'd get flooring the accelerator in a Ferrari.
- They had some black friends who had perfected a trick of making a noose that really had a slip knot to it.
- In childhood, this game is played out using simple loops and slip knots that hold but let go when pulled.
- Techniques have been introduced to prevent overdrainage, such as using tight sutures that can be released either by pulling a slip knot or cutting with a laser.
- I used a large thimble for the flap cord part, nylon cord for the line, and ended up just tying the cord around the side wire with a slip knot (so I could remove it in flight if there was a problem).
- Then, he slung the bat into a vertical position and leaned on it to reach into the corner in order that he might remove a cut section of electrical cord; which, he tied into a slip knot.
- With string, you can make a slip knot and use it to tighten down the layers of cardboard.
2A running knot.

Definition of slip knot in US English:

slip knot

nounˈslip ˌnätˈslɪp ˌnɑt

1A knot that can be undone by a pull.
Example sentencesExamples
- Tying a simple length of string slip knot over the jaws and behind the ears of an injured dog, and holding a cat by the scruff of the neck and wrapping it in a towel are effective ways of keeping severe bites to a minimum.
- Then, he slung the bat into a vertical position and leaned on it to reach into the corner in order that he might remove a cut section of electrical cord; which, he tied into a slip knot.
- I used a large thimble for the flap cord part, nylon cord for the line, and ended up just tying the cord around the side wire with a slip knot (so I could remove it in flight if there was a problem).
- Techniques have been introduced to prevent overdrainage, such as using tight sutures that can be released either by pulling a slip knot or cutting with a laser.
- With string, you can make a slip knot and use it to tighten down the layers of cardboard.
- Release the slip knot which has kept the sled anchored to a tree, and the adrenaline rush is as good as you'd get flooring the accelerator in a Ferrari.
- In childhood, this game is played out using simple loops and slip knots that hold but let go when pulled.
- They had some black friends who had perfected a trick of making a noose that really had a slip knot to it.
2A running knot.

单词	slip knot
释义	Definition of slip knot in English: slip knot noun 1A knot that can be undone by a pull. Example sentencesExamples Tying a simple length of string slip knot over the jaws and behind the ears of an injured dog, and holding a cat by the scruff of the neck and wrapping it in a towel are effective ways of keeping severe bites to a minimum. Release the slip knot which has kept the sled anchored to a tree, and the adrenaline rush is as good as you'd get flooring the accelerator in a Ferrari. They had some black friends who had perfected a trick of making a noose that really had a slip knot to it. In childhood, this game is played out using simple loops and slip knots that hold but let go when pulled. Techniques have been introduced to prevent overdrainage, such as using tight sutures that can be released either by pulling a slip knot or cutting with a laser. I used a large thimble for the flap cord part, nylon cord for the line, and ended up just tying the cord around the side wire with a slip knot (so I could remove it in flight if there was a problem). Then, he slung the bat into a vertical position and leaned on it to reach into the corner in order that he might remove a cut section of electrical cord; which, he tied into a slip knot. With string, you can make a slip knot and use it to tighten down the layers of cardboard. 2A running knot. Definition of slip knot in US English: slip knot nounˈslip ˌnätˈslɪp ˌnɑt 1A knot that can be undone by a pull. Example sentencesExamples Tying a simple length of string slip knot over the jaws and behind the ears of an injured dog, and holding a cat by the scruff of the neck and wrapping it in a towel are effective ways of keeping severe bites to a minimum. Then, he slung the bat into a vertical position and leaned on it to reach into the corner in order that he might remove a cut section of electrical cord; which, he tied into a slip knot. I used a large thimble for the flap cord part, nylon cord for the line, and ended up just tying the cord around the side wire with a slip knot (so I could remove it in flight if there was a problem). Techniques have been introduced to prevent overdrainage, such as using tight sutures that can be released either by pulling a slip knot or cutting with a laser. With string, you can make a slip knot and use it to tighten down the layers of cardboard. Release the slip knot which has kept the sled anchored to a tree, and the adrenaline rush is as good as you'd get flooring the accelerator in a Ferrari. In childhood, this game is played out using simple loops and slip knots that hold but let go when pulled. They had some black friends who had perfected a trick of making a noose that really had a slip knot to it. 2A running knot.
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