英语词汇“slide”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

slideverb

uk/slaɪd/us/slaɪd/slid, slid

slide verb (MOVE)

B2 [ I or T ] to (cause to) move easily and without interruption over a surface:

When I was little I used to like sliding on the polished floor in my socks.

We have one of those doors in the kitchen that slides open.

He slid the letter into his pocket while no one was looking.

sliding doors

More examples

I slid down the hill.
She slid her hand into his pocket.
She slid her legs from under the duvet and got up stealthily.
Hardly aware of what she was doing, Susie slid her hand up to his shoulder.
She slid into the seat next to him.

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Advancing and moving forward

advance
advancing
approach
beeline
come
come over
come up
gain
gain on sb/sth
glide
head
make
make for somewhere/sth
make towards sth/sb
proceed
pull
push
roll
slip

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slide verb (GET WORSE)

[ I ] to go into a worse state, often through lack of control or care:

The dollar slid against other major currencies.

Car exports slid by 40 percent this year.

He was improving for a while, but I think he's sliding back into his old habits.

I was doing really well with my diet, but I've let it slide (= not tried so hard) recently.

See also

backslide

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Deteriorating and making worse

a step backwards idiom
a turn of the screw idiom
add
afford
aggravate
backslide
compound
decline
degrade
disintegrate
dog
downgrade
downhill
exacerbate
regress
relapse
retrograde
retrogress
run yourself down
slip

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slidenoun

uk/slaɪd/us/slaɪd/

slide noun (MOVEMENT)

[ C ] a sudden movement of a large mass of mud (= wet earth) or rock down a hill:

a mud/rock slide

See also

landslide

[ C ] a structure for children to play on which has a slope for them to slide down and usually a set of steps leading up to the slope

a part that moves easily backwards and forwards on an instrument or machine:

the slide on a trombone

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The Earth & outer space - general words

ablate
biophilia
cosmologist
cosmology
eolian
ether
evapotranspiration
geo-
geocentric
globe
heaven
landslide
macrocosm
mid-air
terra firma
terrestrial
the cosmos
the mesosphere
the troposphere
universe

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Play areas for children

Machines - parts

slide noun (WORSE STATE)

[ C usually singular ] the process of moving into a worse state, often through lack of control or care:

The government must take measures, he said, to halt the country's slide into recession.

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Deteriorating and making worse

a step backwards idiom
a turn of the screw idiom
add
afford
aggravate
backslide
compound
decline
degrade
disintegrate
dog
downgrade
downhill
exacerbate
regress
relapse
retrograde
retrogress
run yourself down
slip

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slide noun (PHOTOGRAPHY)

[ C ] a small piece of photographic film in a frame that, when light is passed through it, shows a larger image on a screen or plain surface:

colour slides

Synonym

transparency

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Photography

airbrush
aperture
camera
camera obscura
camera-shy
capture
exposure
high-resolution
hologram
holography
kinetoscope
lo-res
negative
say cheese idiom
selfie
sharp
shoot
shutter
SLR camera
snapshot

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slide noun (GLASS)

[ C ] a small piece of glass on which you put something in order to look at it through a microscope

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Physics: optics, microscopy & lasers

binoculars
chromatic aberration
converging lens
diffuse reflection
electron microscope
field glasses
focus
laser
laser-guided
magnification
magnifier
magnify
magnifying glass
microscopy
opera glasses
power
powerful
reflective
resolution
transparency

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Laboratory equipment

slide noun (HAIR)

[ C ] UK short form of hair slide

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Hair care

Alice band
argan oil
barrette
brush
comb
crimp
curling tongs
delouse
gel
hair lacquer
hair mousse
hairgrip
hairpin
rinse
roller
shear
slick
straighteners
styling
tint

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Pins, clips, hooks & pegs

单词	slide
释义	Contents verb (2) slide (MOVE) slide (GET WORSE) noun (5) slide (MOVEMENT) slide (WORSE STATE) slide (PHOTOGRAPHY) slide (GLASS) slide (HAIR) Contents verb (2) slide (MOVE EASILY) slide (GET WORSE) noun (3) slide (PHOTOGRAPH) slide (WORSE STATE) slide (STRUCTURE FOR PLAY) Contents verb (1) slide (1) noun (2) slide (1) slide (2) English American Business slideverb uk/slaɪd/us/slaɪd/slid, slid slide verb (MOVE) B2 [ I or T ] to (cause to) move easily and without interruption over a surface: When I was little I used to like sliding on the polished floor in my socks. We have one of those doors in the kitchen that slides open. He slid the letter into his pocket while no one was looking. sliding doors More examples I slid down the hill. She slid her hand into his pocket. She slid her legs from under the duvet and got up stealthily. Hardly aware of what she was doing, Susie slid her hand up to his shoulder. She slid into the seat next to him. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Advancing and moving forward advance advancing approach beeline come come over come up gain gain on sb/sth glide head make make for somewhere/sth make towards sth/sb proceed pull push roll slip See more results » slide verb (GET WORSE) [ I ] to go into a worse state, often through lack of control or care: The dollar slid against other major currencies. Car exports slid by 40 percent this year. He was improving for a while, but I think he's sliding back into his old habits. I was doing really well with my diet, but I've let it slide (= not tried so hard) recently. See also backslide Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Deteriorating and making worse a step backwards idiom a turn of the screw idiom add afford aggravate backslide compound decline degrade disintegrate dog downgrade downhill exacerbate regress relapse retrograde retrogress *run yourself* down slip See more results » slidenoun uk/slaɪd/us/slaɪd/ slide noun (MOVEMENT) [ C ] a sudden movement of a large mass of mud (= wet earth) or rock down a hill: a mud/rock slide See also landslide [ C ] a structure for children to play on which has a slope for them to slide down and usually a set of steps leading up to the slope a part that moves easily backwards and forwards on an instrument or machine: the slide on a trombone Thesaurus: synonyms and related words The Earth & outer space - general words ablate biophilia cosmologist cosmology eolian ether evapotranspiration geo- geocentric globe heaven landslide macrocosm mid-air terra firma terrestrial the cosmos the mesosphere the troposphere universe See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Play areas for children Machines - parts slide noun (WORSE STATE) [ C usually singular ] the process of moving into a worse state, often through lack of control or care: The government must take measures, he said, to halt the country's slide into recession. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Deteriorating and making worse a step backwards idiom a turn of the screw idiom add afford aggravate backslide compound decline degrade disintegrate dog downgrade downhill exacerbate regress relapse retrograde retrogress run yourself down slip See more results » slide noun (PHOTOGRAPHY) [ C ] a small piece of photographic film in a frame that, when light is passed through it, shows a larger image on a screen or plain surface: colour slides Synonym transparency Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Photography airbrush aperture camera camera obscura camera-shy capture exposure high-resolution hologram holography kinetoscope lo-res negative say cheese idiom selfie sharp shoot shutter SLR camera snapshot See more results » slide noun (GLASS) [ C ] a small piece of glass on which you put something in order to look at it through a microscope Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Physics: optics, microscopy & lasers binoculars chromatic aberration converging lens diffuse reflection electron microscope field glasses focus laser laser-guided magnification magnifier magnify magnifying glass microscopy opera glasses power powerful reflective resolution transparency See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Laboratory equipment slide noun (HAIR) [ C ] UK short form of hair slide Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Hair care Alice band argan oil barrette brush comb crimp curling tongs delouse gel hair lacquer hair mousse hairgrip hairpin rinse roller shear slick straighteners styling tint See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Pins, clips, hooks & pegs slideverb us/slɑɪd/past tense and past participle slid /slɪd/ slide verb (MOVE EASILY) to cause something to move easily over a surface, or to move in this way: [ I ] My mother slid into the car seat next to me. [ T ] He slid his hand into his back pocket. slide verb (GET WORSE) [ I ] to go into a worse state, often through lack of control or care: The stock market crashed in October 1929 and the nation slid into a depression. slidenoun us/slɑɪd/ slide noun (PHOTOGRAPH) [ C ] a small piece of film in a frame which, when light is passed through it, shows a photograph on a screen: The art history professor showed us slides of the Parthenon today. science [ C ] In scientific study, a slide is a small piece of glass on which you put something in order to look at it through a microscope (= device that makes small objects look larger) and see its structure. slide noun (WORSE STATE) [ C usually sing ] a movement into a worse state, often through lack of control or care: He felt he was on a downward slide in which nothing was going right in his life. slide noun (STRUCTURE FOR PLAY) [ C ] a structure used by children in their play that has a smooth, sloping side which lets them move down quickly from the top to the ground slideverb [ I ] uk/slaɪd/usslid, slid ECONOMICS, FINANCE to become worse, lower, or less in value, especially gradually: Economists predict that house prices will continue to slide in most areas. Manufacturing employment has slid for seven months in Minnesota. slide (from sth) to sth The nation's unemployment rate slid to less than 5% last month. slide into sth The economy was sliding into deep crisis. Returns from Government bonds also slid sharply from 6.3% last year to 4.5% this year. slidenoun [ C ] uk/slaɪd/us ECONOMICS, FINANCE the process of becoming worse, lower, or less: Several ministers expressed their worry at the euro's slide. a slide in sth The last few months have seen a sharp slide in voter confidence. a slide of sth The corporation's shares ended the day at 509p, a slide of 13p. a downward/sharp/steady slide halt/stop/reverse a slide The French central bank yesterday succeeded in reversing the slide in the franc. MARKETING one of a series of computer screens of information shown in a presentation:** The final slide showed two graphs.
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slideverb

slide verb (MOVE)

slide verb (GET WORSE)

slidenoun

slide noun (MOVEMENT)

slide noun (WORSE STATE)

slide noun (PHOTOGRAPHY)

slide noun (GLASS)

slide noun (HAIR)

slideverb

slide verb (MOVE EASILY)

slide verb (GET WORSE)

slidenoun

slide noun (PHOTOGRAPH)

slide noun (WORSE STATE)

slide noun (STRUCTURE FOR PLAY)

slideverb [ I ]

slidenoun [ C ]