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

slipverb

uk/slɪp/us/slɪp/-pp-

slip verb (SLIDE)

B1 [ I ] to slide without intending to:

She slipped on the ice.

Careful you don't slip - there's water on the floor.

The razor slipped while he was shaving and he cut himself.

C2 [ I ] to move out of the correct position:

Her hat had slipped over one eye.

He could feel the rope slipping out of his grasp.

More examples

I slipped on the ice and landed right on my bottom!
Careful you don't slip on this floor in your socks!
He'd slipped in the bath and broken his hip.
The glass just slipped from my grasp.
I slipped as I stepped onto the platform.

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Advancing and moving forward

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

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General words for movement

slip verb (DO QUICKLY)

C2 [ I or T, usually + adv/prep ] to go somewhere or put something somewhere quickly, often so that you are not noticed:

Just slip out of the room while nobody's looking.

She slipped between the cool cotton sheets and was soon asleep.

He slipped a piece of paper into my hand with his address on it.

[ + two objects ] If you slip the waiter some money/slip some money to the waiter he'll give you the best table.

More examples

I slipped quietly out of the back door.
She found the side-door open and slipped into the house unseen.
We managed to slip away unnoticed.
I slipped a key into his hand while she wasn't looking.
I slipped a ten-pound note into his hand as we hugged.

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Moving quickly

beetle
belt
bob
bowl down/along sth
careen
career
glide
gun
leg
make off
outran
pelt
rush
scamper
scoot
scrabble
scramble
shoot
stampede
trot

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slip verb (GET WORSE)

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

Productivity in the factory has slipped noticeably in the last year.

The schedule has started to slip (= things are happening later than planned).

I don't know what went wrong, I must be slipping.

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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
retrograde
retrogress
run yourself down
seed
slippery slope

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slip verb (ESCAPE)

[ T ] to get free from, leave, or escape something:

The ship slipped its moorings.

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Running away and escaping

abscond
back away
back off
bail out
be at large idiom
be on the run idiom
flee
fugitive
gaolbreak
getaway
go/be run to ground idiom
heel
leg
loose
scram
shake sb/sth off
shoot through
skedaddle
stand clear
throw

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slip verb (VALUE)

[ I ] to go down in value:

The dollar slipped against the Japanese yen.

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Becoming and making smaller or less

a nip (here) and a tuck (there) idiom
attenuate
axe
bite
bite into sth
dive
drain
let sth down
let up
lower
make a hole in sth idiom
miniaturization
minimize
shrink
slash
strip sth away
stripped down
subside
tail off
take a tumble idiom

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Idiom(s)

slip sb's memory/mind

slip through sb's fingers

slip through the net

Phrasal verb(s)

slip away

slip into sth

slip out

slip out of sth

slip up

slipnoun

uk/slɪp/us/slɪp/

slip noun (PIECE OF PAPER)

[ C ] a small piece of paper:

a slip of paper

If you want to order a book fill out the green slip.

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Words meaning small pieces and amounts

by a nose idiom
chip
clipping
crumb
dollop
droplet
flake
germ
jot
nose
pat
patch
pennyworth
pinpoint
ray
scattering
scintilla
shadow
shard
shred

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Publishing: paper & stationery

slip noun (MISTAKE)

[ C ] a small mistake:

She's made one or two slips - mainly spelling errors - but it's basically well written.

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Faults and mistakes

a blot on sb's character idiom
aberration
Achilles heel
adrift
black mark
chink
clinker
creep in/creep into sth
errata
erratum
error
failing
false alarm
false move
irregularity
lapse
loophole
misprint
misspell
mistake

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slip noun (FALL)

[ C ] an act of falling or sliding:

One slip meant a long tumble to the rocks below.

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Falling and dropping

ass
ass over teakettle idiom
collapse
collapse/fall in a heap idiom
cropper
crumple
drop
drop like flies idiom
drop sb/sth off
fly
hit the deck idiom
let go idiom
nosedive
overbalance
parachutist
plunge
pratfall
put sth/sb down
shower
thump

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slip noun (GETTING WORSE)

[ C ] an occasion when something becomes worse:

A slip in the value of the U.S. dollar helped push prices higher.

a slip in standards

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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
retrograde
retrogress
run yourself down
seed
slippery slope

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slip noun (UNDERWEAR)

[ C ] a piece of underwear for a woman or girl that is like a dress or skirt

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Underwear

basque
bloomer
bodice
bodysuit
boxer shorts
drawer
falsies
French knickers
G-string
girdle
jock
string vest
teddy
thermal underwear
thong
training bra
underclothes
vest
VPL
Y-fronts

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slip noun (FOR BOAT)

[ C ] a place where a boat or ship can be parked, between two piers

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Ports & docks

anchorage
basin
boathouse
derrick
dockland
dockyard
free port
harbour
harbour master
hoverport
jetty
marina
pier
pierhead
port
sea wall
seaport
slipway
terminal
the dockside

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slip noun (SMALL)

slip of a sth old-fashioned

small and thin, usually because of being young:

I knew her when she was a slip of a girl.

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Describing people who are young

adolescent
at your mother's knee idiom
be knee-high to a grasshopper idiom
flower
fresh-faced
in the flower of sb's youth idiom
knee-high
little
mother
prepubescent
pubescent
small
teen
teenager
time
underage
yoof
young
youthful
yute

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slip noun (ESCAPE)

give sb the slip informal

to escape from someone who is following or chasing you

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Running away and escaping

abscond
back away
back off
bail out
be at large idiom
be on the run idiom
flee
fugitive
gaolbreak
getaway
go/be run to ground idiom
heel
leg
loose
scram
shake sb/sth off
shoot through
skedaddle
stand clear
throw

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Idiom(s)

slip of the tongue

there's many a slip twixt cup and lip

单词	slip
释义	Contents verb (5) slip (SLIDE) slip (DO QUICKLY) slip (GET WORSE) slip (ESCAPE) slip (VALUE) noun (8) slip (PIECE OF PAPER) slip (MISTAKE) slip (FALL) slip (GETTING WORSE) slip (UNDERWEAR) slip (FOR BOAT) slip (SMALL) slip (ESCAPE) Contents verb (4) slip (SLIDE) slip (MOVE EASILY) slip (GET WORSE) slip (ESCAPE) noun (3) slip (PIECE OF PAPER) slip (MISTAKE) slip (UNDERWEAR) Contents verb (1) slip (1) noun (4) slip (1) slip (2) slip (3) slip (4) English American Business slipverb uk/slɪp/us/slɪp/-pp- slip verb (SLIDE) B1 [ I ] to slide without intending to: She slipped on the ice. Careful you don't slip - there's water on the floor. The razor slipped while he was shaving and he cut himself. C2 [ I ] to move out of the correct position: Her hat had slipped over one eye. He could feel the rope slipping out of his grasp. More examples I slipped on the ice and landed right on my bottom! Careful you don't slip on this floor in your socks! He'd slipped in the bath and broken his hip. The glass just slipped from my grasp. I slipped as I stepped onto the platform. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Advancing and moving forward advance advancing approach beeline come come over come up gain gain on sb/sth head make make for somewhere/sth make towards sth/sb proceed pull push roll slide surge See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: General words for movement slip verb (DO QUICKLY) C2 [ I or T, usually + adv/prep ] to go somewhere or put something somewhere quickly, often so that you are not noticed: Just slip out of the room while nobody's looking. She slipped between the cool cotton sheets and was soon asleep. He slipped a piece of paper into my hand with his address on it. [ + two objects ] If you slip the waiter some money/slip some money to the waiter he'll give you the best table. More examples I slipped quietly out of the back door. She found the side-door open and slipped into the house unseen. We managed to slip away unnoticed. I slipped a key into his hand while she wasn't looking. I slipped a ten-pound note into his hand as we hugged. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Moving quickly beetle belt bob bowl down/along sth careen career glide gun leg make off outran pelt rush scamper scoot scrabble scramble shoot stampede trot See more results » slip verb (GET WORSE) [ I ] to go into a worse state, often because of lack of control or care: Productivity in the factory has slipped noticeably in the last year. The schedule has started to slip (= things are happening later than planned). I don't know what went wrong, I must be slipping. 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 retrograde retrogress *run yourself* down seed slippery slope See more results » slip verb (ESCAPE) [ T ] to get free from, leave, or escape something: The ship slipped its moorings. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Running away and escaping abscond back away back off bail out be at large idiom be on the run idiom flee fugitive gaolbreak getaway go/be run to ground idiom heel leg loose scram shake sb/sth off shoot through skedaddle stand clear throw See more results » slip verb (VALUE) [ I ] to go down in value: The dollar slipped against the Japanese yen. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Becoming and making smaller or less a nip (here) and a tuck (there) idiom attenuate axe bite** bite into sth dive drain *let sth* down let up lower** make a hole in sth idiom miniaturization minimize shrink slash *strip sth* away stripped down subside tail off take a tumble idiom See more results » Idiom(s) slip sb's memory/mind slip through sb's fingers slip through the net Phrasal verb(s) slip away slip into sth slip out slip out of sth slip up slipnoun uk/slɪp/us/slɪp/ slip noun (PIECE OF PAPER) [ C ] a small piece of paper: a slip of paper If you want to order a book fill out the green slip. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Words meaning small pieces and amounts by a nose idiom chip clipping crumb dollop droplet flake germ jot nose pat patch pennyworth pinpoint ray scattering scintilla shadow shard shred See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Publishing: paper & stationery slip noun (MISTAKE) [ C ] a small mistake: She's made one or two slips - mainly spelling errors - but it's basically well written. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Faults and mistakes a blot on sb's character idiom aberration Achilles heel adrift black mark chink clinker** creep in/creep into sth errata erratum error failing false alarm false move irregularity lapse loophole misprint misspell mistake See more results » slip noun (FALL) [ C ] an act of falling or sliding: One slip meant a long tumble to the rocks below. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Falling and dropping ass ass over teakettle idiom collapse collapse/fall in a heap idiom cropper crumple drop drop like flies idiom *drop sb/sth* off fly hit the deck idiom let go idiom nosedive overbalance parachutist plunge pratfall put sth/sb down shower thump See more results » slip noun (GETTING WORSE) [ C ] an occasion when something becomes worse: A slip in the value of the U.S. dollar helped push prices higher. a slip in standards 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 retrograde retrogress run yourself down seed slippery slope See more results » slip noun (UNDERWEAR) [ C ] a piece of underwear for a woman or girl that is like a dress or skirt Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Underwear basque bloomer bodice bodysuit boxer shorts drawer falsies French knickers G-string girdle jock string vest teddy thermal underwear thong training bra underclothes vest VPL Y-fronts See more results » slip noun (FOR BOAT) [ C ] a place where a boat or ship can be parked, between two piers Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Ports & docks anchorage basin boathouse derrick dockland dockyard free port harbour harbour master hoverport jetty marina pier pierhead port sea wall seaport slipway terminal the dockside See more results » slip noun (SMALL) slip of a sth old-fashioned small and thin, usually because of being young: I knew her when she was a slip of a girl. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Describing people who are young adolescent at your mother's knee idiom be knee-high to a grasshopper idiom flower fresh-faced in the flower of sb's youth idiom knee-high little mother prepubescent pubescent small teen teenager time underage yoof young youthful yute See more results » slip noun (ESCAPE) give sb the slip informal to escape from someone who is following or chasing you Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Running away and escaping abscond back away back off bail out be at large idiom be on the run idiom flee fugitive gaolbreak getaway go/be run to ground idiom heel leg loose scram shake sb/sth off shoot through skedaddle stand clear throw See more results » Idiom(s) slip of the tongue there's many a slip twixt cup and lip slipverb us/slɪp/-pp- slip verb (SLIDE) [ I ] to slide suddenly and without intending to: He slipped on an icy sidewalk and broke his hip. The blanket began to slip off my shoulders. slip verb (MOVE EASILY) [ I/T ] to move easily and quietly so you are not noticed, or to move something easily into position: [ I always + adv/prep ] He was able to slip out of the room without disturbing anyone. [ T always + adv/prep ] Ben slipped the credit card into the machine. [ I always + adv/prep ] fig. While I napped in my chair, the hours slipped by. [ I/T ] If you slip something to someone, you give it to that person without attracting attention: [ T always + adv/prep ] I slipped some money to the maitre d’ to get a table. [ T always + adv/prep ] She slipped her hand into his. slip verb (GET WORSE) [ I ] to change to a worse state or condition: We’ve slipped even further behind schedule. After slipping into a coma, he never woke up. slip verb (ESCAPE) [ I/T ] to get away from or get free from something: [ T ] The dog slipped its leash and ran off. [ I always + adv/prep ] The ball slipped through my fingers. Idiom(s) a slip of the tongue something slips your mind something slips through your fingers someone slips through your fingers Phrasal verb(s) slip away slip away slip into something slip off something slip on something slip out slip out (something) slip out of something slip up slipnoun [ C ] us/slɪp/ slip noun [ C ] (PIECE OF PAPER) a small piece of paper: You get a slip from the cash machine when you take out money. slip noun [ C ] (MISTAKE) a mistake that someone makes when not being careful: She has made some slips lately that show she’s thinking about other things. slip noun [ C ] (UNDERWEAR) women’s underwear that is shaped like a skirt or a dress slipverb uk/slɪp/us-pp- [ I ] to become worse, lower, or less in value: He sold his shares, just before sales began to slip. slip against sth The dollar slipped against the Japanese yen. slip (from sth) to sth February crude oil slipped 1¢ to $18.96 a barrel. The proportion of shares held by UK individuals slipped from 14% to 13% last year. Phrasal verb(s) slip into sth slip through slip up slipnoun [ C ] uk/slɪp/us a reduction in the level or amount of something: a slip in something The retail group reported a 5% slip in sales. recent slips in the value of the stock market a small piece of paper, especially with writing on it: When I gave him his credit card slip, he added a $20 tip. She scribbled a number on a slip of paper and handed it to me. reply/packing slip Packing slips show the retailer's name and address. credit/debit/withdrawal slip a mistake: Management made a costly slip by ignoring such obvious warning signs. slip of the tongue a small mistake made while speaking: Wall street is nervous, and any slip of the tongue can send markets sliding downhill. See also** compliments slip deposit slip pay slip paying-in slip pink slip sales slip slip-up
随便看	blow away someone blow by blow blow dry blow hot and cold blow it blow job blow me blow me! blow off something/someone blow off steam blow out blow over blow sb a kiss blow sb away blow sb out blow sb's brains out blow sb's cover blow sb's mind blow sb/sth away blow sb/sth up blow sbs brains out blow sbs cover blow sbs mind blow something out of proportion blow sth out

slipverb

slip verb (SLIDE)

slip verb (DO QUICKLY)

slip verb (GET WORSE)

slip verb (ESCAPE)

slip verb (VALUE)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

slipnoun

slip noun (PIECE OF PAPER)

slip noun (MISTAKE)

slip noun (FALL)

slip noun (GETTING WORSE)

slip noun (UNDERWEAR)

slip noun (FOR BOAT)

slip noun (SMALL)

slip noun (ESCAPE)

Idiom(s)

slipverb

slip verb (SLIDE)

slip verb (MOVE EASILY)

slip verb (GET WORSE)

slip verb (ESCAPE)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

slipnoun [ C ]

slip noun [ C ] (PIECE OF PAPER)

slip noun [ C ] (MISTAKE)

slip noun [ C ] (UNDERWEAR)

slipverb

Phrasal verb(s)

slipnoun [ C ]

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