slipped 是 slip 的过去式、过去分词

slip

KK [slɪp] /slɪp/

动词

1
滑倒、失足
She slipped on the icy steps and hurt her wrist.
她在结冰的阶梯上滑倒，扭伤了手腕。
2
滑落、松脱
The glass slipped from my wet hands and shattered.
杯子从我湿湿的手中滑落，摔得粉碎。
3
溜、悄悄走
He slipped out of the meeting without anyone noticing.
他悄悄溜出会议室，没有人察觉。
4
偷偷塞、悄悄放
She slipped a note into his coat pocket.
她偷偷把一张纸条塞进他的外套口袋。
5
下滑、下跌
Sales slipped slightly in the last three months.
过去三个月销售额略微下滑。
6
退步、变差
Standards at the restaurant have really slipped this year.
这家餐厅今年的水准真的退步了。
7
迅速穿上、迅速脱下常与 into、out of 连用
Let me slip into something more comfortable first.
让我先换上舒服一点的衣服。

1
小错、疏忽、失误
Calling her by the wrong name was an embarrassing slip.
叫错她的名字是个很尴尬的小失误。
2
纸条、便条、单据
He wrote the address on a slip of paper.
他把地址写在一张小纸条上。
3
滑倒、失足
One slip on that cliff path could be fatal.
在那条悬崖小径上失足一次可能就没命。
4
下滑、下跌
The company reported a slip in quarterly profits.
公司公布季度获利出现下滑。
5
衬裙、内衬裙
She wore a silk slip under the thin dress.
她在那件薄洋装里穿了一件丝质衬裙。

1
出错、犯错口语
If we slip up on this order, the client will leave.
这笔订单要是出错，客户就会跑掉。

1
口误、说溜嘴
He insisted the insult was just a slip of the tongue.
他坚称那句冒犯的话只是一时口误。
2
忘记、忘掉
Sorry, your birthday completely slipped my mind.
抱歉，我完全忘了你的生日。
3
说溜嘴、不小心泄漏
She let slip that they were planning a party.
她不小心说溜嘴，透露他们正在筹办派对。
4
甩掉、摆脱口语
The thief gave the police the slip in the crowd.
小偷在人群中甩掉了警察。