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slide

 
 
/slaɪd/ noun [C]

Definition

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 slidehalt/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.
(Definition of slide noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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