slipKK [ˋslɪp] /ˈslɪp/動詞1滑倒、失足She slipped on the icy steps and hurt her wrist.她在結冰的階梯上滑倒，扭傷了手腕。2滑落、鬆脫The glass slipped from my wet hands and shattered.杯子從我濕濕的手中滑落，摔得粉碎。3溜、悄悄走He slipped out of the meeting without anyone noticing.他悄悄溜出會議室，沒有人察覺。4偷偷塞、悄悄放She slipped a note into his coat pocket.她偷偷把一張紙條塞進他的外套口袋。5下滑、下跌Sales slipped slightly in the last three months.過去三個月銷售額略微下滑。顯示全部 17 個義項動詞6退步、變差Standards at the restaurant have really slipped this year.這家餐廳今年的水準真的退步了。7迅速穿上、迅速脫下常與 into、out of 連用Let me slip into something more comfortable first.讓我先換上舒服一點的衣服。名詞1小錯、疏忽、失誤Calling her by the wrong name was an embarrassing slip.叫錯她的名字是個很尷尬的小失誤。2紙條、便條、單據He wrote the address on a slip of paper.他把地址寫在一張小紙條上。3滑倒、失足One slip on that cliff path could be fatal.在那條懸崖小徑上失足一次可能就沒命。4下滑、下跌The company reported a slip in quarterly profits.公司公布季度獲利出現下滑。5襯裙、內襯裙She wore a silk slip under the thin dress.她在那件薄洋裝裡穿了一件絲質襯裙。片語動詞1出錯、犯錯口語If we slip up on this order, the client will leave.這筆訂單要是出錯，客戶就會跑掉。片語1口誤、說溜嘴He insisted the insult was just a slip of the tongue.他堅稱那句冒犯的話只是一時口誤。2忘記、忘掉Sorry, your birthday completely slipped my mind.抱歉，我完全忘了你的生日。3說溜嘴、不小心洩漏She let slip that they were planning a party.她不小心說溜嘴，透露他們正在籌辦派對。4甩掉、擺脫口語The thief gave the police the slip in the crowd.小偷在人群中甩掉了警察。