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🔑slideslide1 /slaɪd / verb (past tense, past participle slid /slɪd /)- [intransitive, transitive] to move or make something move smoothly along a surface（使）滑行，滑动◆She slid on the ice and fell down.她在冰上滑了一下摔倒了。◆A large drop of rain slid down the window.一颗大大的雨滴从窗玻璃上滑下。◆“Here you are,” he said, sliding the keys across the table.“给你。”他说着，把钥匙滑到桌子的另一头。◆a sliding door (= one that you open by sliding it to one side) 推拉门
- [intransitive, transitive] to move or make something move quietly without being noticed（使）悄悄移动◆I slid out of the room when no one was looking.趁着没人看见，我悄悄溜出了房间。◆She slid her hand into her bag and took out a gun.她悄悄把手伸进包里，掏出一把枪。
- [intransitive] (
business商业) (used about prices, values, etc.) to go down slowly and continuously（价格、价值等）逐渐降低，持续下滑◆The pound is sliding against the dollar.英镑兑美元的汇率正在缓慢下跌。
 ●let sth slideto ignore something or not take any action to stop something getting worse不理睬；放任自流；听其自然◆He just let the business slide after his wife's death.妻子去世后，他就对生意放任自流了。
slideslide2 /slaɪd / noun [countable] ➤becoming lower / worse降低；变坏- a continuous slow movement down (for example of prices, values, levels, etc.)逐渐降低；持续下滑◆a slide in the value of the dollar美元的贬值
➤fall of rocks, etc.岩石等的崩塌- (
geography地理) (usually in compounds通常构成复合词) a sudden fall of rocks, earth, etc. down a slope滑坡；塌方◆a mudslide泥石流
➤for children儿童- a long piece of metal, etc. that children can slide down when playing（供儿童游乐的）滑梯
➤photograph照片- a small piece of film in a frame幻灯片
➤computers计算机- (
computing计算机) one page of an electronic presentation, which may contain text and images, that is usually viewed on a computer screen or projected onto a larger screen幻灯片
➤for microscope显微镜- (
general science科学) a small piece of glass that you put something on when you want to examine it under a microscope (= a piece of equipment that makes things appear much bigger) 载玻片
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