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🔑 slip BrE /slɪp / NAmE /slɪp / verb present simple - I / you / we / they slip BrE /slɪp / NAmE /slɪp / present simple - he / she / it slips BrE /slɪps / NAmE /slɪps / past simple slipped BrE /slɪpt / NAmE /slɪpt / past participle slipped BrE /slɪpt / NAmE /slɪpt / -ing form slipping BrE /ˈslɪpɪŋ / NAmE /ˈslɪpɪŋ / ➤ slide /fall 滑；倒 🔑 [ I ] ~ (over )to slide a short distance by accident so that you fall or nearly fall ◆ She slipped over on the ice and broke her leg . ◆ As I ran up the stairs , my foot slipped and I fell . ➤ out of position 脱离位置 🔑 [ I ] (+ adv ./prep .) to slide out of position or out of your hand ◆ His hat had slipped over one eye . ◆ The fish slipped out of my hand . ◆ The child slipped from his grasp and ran off . ◆ (figurative She was careful not to let her control slip . ➤ go /put quickly 快速地走/放置 🔑 [ I ] + adv ./prep . to go somewhere quickly and quietly , especially without being noticed SYN creep ◆ She slipped out of the house before the others were awake . ◆ The ship slipped into the harbour at night . ◆ (figurative She knew that time was slipping away . 🔑 [ T ] to put sth somewhere quickly , quietly or secretly ◆ ~ sth + adv ./prep . Anna slipped her hand into his . ◆ I managed to slip a few jokes into my speech . ◆ I managed to slip in a few jokes . ◆ ~ sth to sb They'd slipped some money to the guards . ◆ ~ sb sth They'd slipped the guards some money . ➤ become worse 变差 🔑 [ I ] to fall to a lower level ; to become worse ◆ His popularity has slipped recently . ◆ That's three times she's beaten me —I must be slipping ! ➤ into difficult situation 陷入困境 [ I ] + adv ./prep . to pass into a particular state or situation , especially a difficult or unpleasant one ◆ He began to slip into debt . ◆ The patient had slipped into a coma . ◆ We seem to have slipped behind schedule . ➤ clothes on /off 穿/脱衣服 [ I , T ] to put clothes on or to take them off quickly and easily ◆ + adv ./prep . to slip into /out of a dress ◆ ~ sth + adv ./prep . to slip your shoes on /off ◆ He slipped a coat over his sweatshirt . ➤ get free 摆脱 [ T ] to get free ; to make sth /sb /yourself free from sth ◆ ~ sth The ship had slipped its moorings in the night . ◆ ~ (sth ) + adj . The animal had slipped free and escaped . ● let ˈslip sth to give sb information that is supposed to be secret ◆ I happened to let it slip that he had given me £1 000 for the car . ◆ She tried not to let slip what she knew . ● let sth ˈslip (through your fingers )to miss or fail to use an opportunity ◆ Don't let the chance to work abroad slip through your fingers . ● slip your ˈmind if sth slips your mind , you forget it or forget to do it ● ˌslip one ˈover on sb (informal to trick sb ● slip through the ˈnet when sb /sth slips through the net , an organization or a system fails to find them and deal with them ◆ We tried to contact all former students , but one or two slipped through the net . ● (slip /be thrown ) out of ˈgear (of emotions or situations 情绪或形势 (to become ) out of control ◆ She said nothing in case her temper slipped out of gear . ● roll /slip /trip off the ˈtongue to be easy to say or pronounce ◆ It's not a name that exactly trips off the tongue , is it ? ● ˌslip aˈway to stop existing ; to disappear or die ◆ Their support gradually slipped away . ● ˌslip ˈout when sth slips out , you say it without really intending to ◆ I'm sorry I said that . It just slipped out . ● ˌslip ˈup (informal to make a careless mistake ◆ We can't afford to slip up . ➡ related noun slip-up 🔑 slip BrE /slɪp / NAmE /slɪp / noun ➤ small mistake 差错 a small mistake , usually made by being careless or not paying attention ◆ He recited the whole poem without making a single slip . ➡ see also Freudian slip mistake error ⬥ inaccuracy ⬥ slip ⬥ howler ⬥ misprint These are all words for a word, figure or fact that is not said, written down or typed correctly. 以上各词均指用词、数字、事实等的错误、口误、笔误。
mistake a word or figure that is not said or written down correctly 指用词或数字上的错误、口误、笔误 ： ◆ It's a common mistake among learners of English. 这是学英语的人常犯的错误。 ◆ spelling mistakes 拼写错误 error (rather formal a word, figure, etc. that is not said or written down correctly 指用词、数字等的错误、口误、笔误 ： ◆ There are too many errors in your work. 你的工作失误太多。 NOTE Error is a more formal way of saying mistake . * error 为 mistake 的较正式用语。 inaccuracy (rather formal a piece of information that is not exactly correct 指信息不准确、有误 ： ◆ The article is full of inaccuracies. 这篇文章里不准确的地方比比皆是。 slip a small mistake, usually made by being careless or not paying attention 指常因粗心或未予以重视造成的差错、疏漏、纰漏 howler (informal especially BrE a stupid mistake, especially in what sb says or writes 尤指言谈或行文中的愚蠢错误 ：◆ The report is full of howlers. 这份报告错漏百出。 NOTE A howler is usually an embarrassing mistake which shows that the person who made it does not know sth that they really should know. * howler 通常指令人难堪的错误，表明犯错误者不知道应该知道的东西。 misprint a small mistake in a printed text 指印刷文本上的错误 Patterns a(n) mistake/error/inaccuracy/slip/howler/misprint in sth to make a(n) mistake/error/slip/howler to contain/be full of mistakes/errors/inaccuracies/howlers/misprints ➤ piece of paper 纸 a small piece of paper , especially one for writing on or with sth printed on it ◆ I wrote it down on a slip of paper . ◆ a betting slip ➡ see also payslip ➤ act of slipping 滑跤 an act of slipping ◆ One slip and you could fall to your death . ➤ clothing 衣服 a piece of women's underwear like a thin dress or skirt , worn under a dress ➤ in cricket 板球 a player who stands behind and to one side of the batsman and tries to catch the ball ; the position on the field where this player stands ● give sb the ˈslip (informal to escape or get away from sb who is following or chasing you ● a ˈslip of a boy , girl , etc .(old-fashioned a small or thin , usually young , person ● a slip of the ˈpen /ˈtongue a small mistake in sth that you write or say ◆ Did I call you Richard ? Sorry , Robert , just a slip of the tongue . ● there's ˌmany a ˈslip 'twixt ˌcup and ˈlip (saying nothing is completely certain until it really happens because things can easily go wrong
