slip
/slɪp/ verb (present participle slipping, past tense and past participle slipped)
FALL [I] › to slide by accident and fall or almost fall kaymak, kayıp düşmek
She slipped on the ice and broke her ankle.1601 OUT OF POSITION [I] › to slide out of the correct position (kazara elinden) kaymak, kayıp yerinden çıkmak
The photo had slipped from the frame.1592 slip away/out/through, etc › to go somewhere quietly or quickly usulca ve sessizce gidivermek; süzülüvermek; çaktırmadan gitmek
I'll slip out of the room if I get bored.160516221613 slip sth into/through, etc › to put something somewhere quickly or secretly gizlice ve çaktırmadan koymak; çabucak gizlemek
She slipped the letter into an envelope and sealed it.1636 GIVE SECRETLY [+ two objects] informal › to give something to someone secretly gizlice vermek, tutuşturuvermek
I slipped her a five pound note.794 GET LESS/WORSE [I] › to get less or worse in level or quality düşmek, düşüş göstermek, kötüleşmek, azalmak
His school grades have slipped recently.1977 let sth slip › to forget that something is a secret and tell someone about it ağzından kaçırmak
→ See also slip your mind1151 slip into sth phrasal verb › to quickly put on a piece of clothing giyivermek, üstüne geçirivermek
813 slip sth off phrasal verb › to quickly take off a piece of clothing çıkarıvermek, üstünden çıkarıp etıvermek
Slip your shirt off and I'll listen to your heart.815 slip sth on phrasal verb › to quickly put on a piece of clothing giyivermek, üstüne geçirivermek
I'll just slip my shoes on.813 slip out phrasal verb › If a remark slips out, you say it without intending to. söyleyivermek, ağzından çıkıvermek, ağzından kaçmak, dili sürçmek
I didn't mean to tell anyone you were getting married - it just slipped out.1902 slip out of sth phrasal verb › to quickly take off a piece of clothing çıkarıvermek, üstünden çıkarıp atıvermek
815 slip up phrasal verb › to make a mistake yanılmak, hata yapmak
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