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slip (EN)
verbo, sostantivo

verbo “slip”

infinito slip; lui slips; pass. slipped; p.p. slipped; ger. slipping
  1. scivolare
    After the rain, many people slipped on the wet pavement.
  2. sgattaiolare
    The cat slipped through the open door and vanished into the night.
  3. sfuggire
    The spy slipped past the guards undetected.
  4. infilare
    He slipped the letter under her door before leaving.
  5. calare
    Sales have slipped this quarter due to the economic downturn.
  6. lasciarsi sfuggire
    He almost slipped and told her about the surprise.

sostantivo “slip”

sing. slip, pl. slips
  1. svista
    A slip of the tongue led to the surprise being revealed.
  2. scivolata
    Her slip on the icy pavement resulted in a broken wrist.
  3. foglietto
    He handed her a slip with his address on it.
  4. sottoveste
    She put on a silk slip before wearing the evening gown.
  5. un luogo dove una barca o una nave può essere attraccata; un ormeggio
    The fishing boat returned to its slip after a long day at sea.
  6. una talea o germoglio prelevato da una pianta
    She planted slips from her favorite rose bush in her garden.
  7. (in cricket) una posizione di campo vicino dietro il battitore
    The fielder at slip caught the edged shot.