slide
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/slaɪd/
🇬🇧
/slaɪd/
verb
B2
Move smoothly along a surface.
The tray slides out easily for access.
R
Move quietly and smoothly.
She slid the door shut without a sound.
R
Decrease gradually.
Her grades have been sliding down.
R
Move into a worse state.
The company is sliding into debt.
noun
B2
A single page in a presentation.
Each slide should have a clear title.
R
A movement on a smooth surface.
The car skidded and went into a slide.
R
A decline in quality or value.
The economy is experiencing a slide.
R
A playground equipment for sliding.
The children love the slide at the park.
R
A mass of earth or rock falling down.
The landslide was caused by a large slide.
R
A photographic transparency for projection.
The lecture included a series of beautiful slides.
R
A small glass plate for microscope samples.
R
A part of an instrument that moves back and forth.
R
A small hair accessory.
translation
Move smoothly along a surface.; Move quietly and smoothly.; Decrease gradually.; Move into a worse state.
A single page in a presentation.; A movement on a smooth surface.; A decline in quality or value.; A playground equipment for sliding.; A mass of earth or rock falling down.; A photographic transparency for projection.; A small glass plate for microscope samples.; A part of an instrument that moves back and forth.; A small hair accessory.
Word Forms
Past
slid
Perfect
slid
Progressive
sliding
3rd Present
slides
Plural
slides