英：[slɪp]
美：[slɪp]
slip如何读
slip英汉释义
v.(动词)
- vi. 滑; 滑倒 lose one's balance; fall or almost fall as the result of this
- vi. 溜走,悄悄地移动 move smoothly, or unnoticed
- vt. 摆脱,挣脱 get free from (a fastening)
- vt. 被忽视,被遗忘,逃过 escape from; be forgotten or unnoticed by
- vt. 偷偷〔悄悄〕地塞给 put or give smoothly, secretly or unnoticed
- [S] 滑,溜,滑倒 an act of slipping or sliding
- [C] 小过失,失误 slight mistake
slip是什么意思
v. (动词)
- 被遗忘，被...忽略
- 不知不觉地过去
- 变坏，犯错误，失足
- （使）滑行，滑倒，（使）滑动，滑落，滑掉，滑脱
- 使脱臼，脱落，脱节
- 悄悄走，溜
- 不经意讲出，无意中讲出，泄露
- 下降
- 不知不觉地陷入
- 匆忙地穿
- 塞入，暗中塞，把...塞给
- 从（植物）取接枝
- 摆脱，挣脱，松脱
- （脱去）放走
- 错过
- 剪取（插条）
- 偷偷放进，偷偷地搁到
- 跌跤，滑跤
- 解开，放开
- 疏忽
- 衬裙，尤指有肩带的连身衬裙
- 后裔
- 纸条
- 疏忽，错误
- 滑动
- 失足
- 下降
- 码头
- 舞台边门
- 枕头套
- 瘦长的年轻人
- 意外事故，不幸事件
- 不告而别
- 【机】滑程
- 滑率
- 皮带
- 【空】侧滑
- =symmetric list processor 对称表处理机
- =Serial Line Internet Protocol 【计】序向线网际网路协定
slip变形
复数:slips
第三人称单数:slips
现在分词:slipping
过去式:slipped
过去分词:slipped
slip词根
词根：slip
adj.slipping 渐渐松弛的
slippy 光滑的；敏捷的
n.slippage 滑移；滑动；下降
slipping 滑动
v.slipping 滑动（slip的现在分词）
slip英英释义
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to move with a smooth sliding motion
to move quietly and cautiously : steal
elapse, pass
to escape from memory or consciousness
to pass quickly or easily away : become lost
let an opportunity slip
to fall into error or fault : lapse
to slide out of place or away from a support or one's grasp
to slide on or down a slippery surface
slip on the stairs
to flow smoothly
to get speedily into or out of clothing
slipped into his coat
to fall off from a standard or accustomed level by degrees : decline
sideslip
transitive verb
to cause to move easily and smoothly : slide
to get away from : elude, evade
slipped his pursuers
to free oneself from
the dog slipped its collar
to escape from (one's memory or notice)
their names slip my mind
shed, cast
the snake slipped its skin
to put on (a garment) quickly—usually used with on
slip on a coat
to let loose from a restraining leash or grasp
to cause to slip open : release, undo
slip a lock
to let go of
to disengage from (an anchor) instead of hauling
to insert, place, or pass quietly or secretly
to give or pay on the sly
slink, abort
dislocate
slipped his shoulder
to transfer (a stitch) from one needle to another without working a stitch
to avoid (a punch) by moving the body or head quickly to one side
noun (1)
a sloping ramp extending out into the water to serve as a place for landing or repairing ships
a ship's or boat's berth between two piers
the act or an instance of departing secretly or hurriedly
gave his pursuer the slip
a mistake in judgment, policy, or procedure
an unintentional and trivial mistake or fault : lapse
a slip of the tongue
a leash so made that it can be quickly slipped
the act or an instance of slipping down or out of a placealso: a sudden mishap
a slip on the ice
a movement dislocating parts (as of a rock or soil mass)also: the result of such movement
a fall from some level or standard : decline
a slip in stock prices
an undergarment made in dress length and usually having shoulder strapsalso: half-slip
a case into which something is slippedspecifically: pillowcase
a disposition or tendency to slip easily
the action of sideslipping : an instance of sideslipping
noun (2)
a small shoot or twig cut for planting or grafting : scion
descendant, offspring
a long narrow strip of material
a small piece of paper
a young and slender person
a slip of a girl
a long seat or narrow pew
verb (2)
transitive verb
to take cuttings from (a plant) : divide into slips
slip a geranium
noun (3)
a mixture of finely divided clay and water used especially by potters (as for casting or decorating wares or in cementing separately formed parts)
slip词组
let slip错过；无意中吐露；放走
slip away逃走；悄悄溜走
slip in悄悄溜入；偷偷溜进去
slip intov. 溜进；使滑入；匆忙穿上；[俚]大吃
strike slip[地理学]走向位移；走向滑距
slip surface滑面，滑动面
slip on套裙；滑动的
slip line滑线；滑动线
deposit slipn. 存款单
slip velocity滑移速度
slip out溜出；悄悄地溜出去
slip ratio滑移比率，滑率，滑差系数
slip by飞掠而过
slip upv. 疏忽；跌倒；遭到不幸
slip form滑模，滑动模板
slip ring滑环；集电环
slip casting[化]注浆成型法
slip of the tongue口误；失言；小错误
slip out of溜走，从…中滑出
slip plane滑移面；滑动面；滑面；侧滑面
slip区别
skid, glide, slip, slide
这组词都有“滑动”的意思，其区别是：
skid着重指不自主地或失去控制地滑动，特指车轮在结冰或潮湿路面上的滑动，常暗含有危险存在的意味。
glide指自由、顺畅地流动，也指不费力、无声响地滑动。
slip指不自觉地、偶然地滑动。
slide通常多指与光滑表面保持接触并且迅速地连续滑动。
以上来源于网络
mistake, flaw, shortcoming, error, defect, slip, fault, blunder
这组词都有“错误”的意思，其区别是：
mistake最普通用词，泛指思想上、行为上或认识上的判断或理解方面的错误。
flaw指结构或组织上的缺点，如破裂之处。用作比喻意义时，指品格上的缺陷。
shortcoming指没有达到所要求的标准、没有充分发展或没尽到职责的不足、缺点或短处。多用复数形式。
error指思想或行动背离正题轨道或没有得到正确指引而出现的偏差或错误。
defect普通用词。指表面上的缺陷，或指人或物本质上的缺点。
slip指因疏忽或无意而造成的差错。
fault一般指小并且可宽容的缺点、错误。
blunder通常指由于无知或情况不明造成判断或行动上的大错。
以上来源于网络
slip词源中文解释
14世纪初， slippen，意为“逃脱，轻快地移动”，源自一种未记录的古英语单词或同源的中古低地德语 slippen，意为“滑动，滑动”，源自原始日耳曼语 *slipan（也是古高地德语 slifan，中荷兰语 slippen，德语 schleifen “滑动，滑动”的来源）。这可能来自于 PIE *sleib- “滑动，滑动”，源自根 *(s)lei- “粘滑的，黏滑的，滑的”（见 slime（n.））。这个动词在古英语中没有发现，但有相关的形容词 slipor “滑的，表面光滑的”。相关： Slipped； slipping。
它在14世纪中期的意义是“失去脚跟，突然而不知不觉地滑动”，也是“滑动到不适当的位置”，也是“犯错误或过失”。意思“通过未被守卫或未被采取”始于15世纪中期。1520年代的“滑动，滑动，平稳地过去”。
“使移动滑动”这个及物动词的意思来自于1510年代； “秘密插入，秘密放置”这个意思来自于1680年代。1580年代的“放开，释放约束”可能来自于名词意义上的“可以轻松释放的（狩猎）狗的绳索”（1570年代）。
“slip on”意为“松散或匆忙地穿上（衣服等）”始于1580年代； “slip off”意为“悄悄或匆忙地脱下”始于1590年代。1855年的“slip up”意为“犯错误，无意中犯错”； 1829年的“slip through the net”意为“逃避检测”（对于 slip through the cracks，请参见 crack（n.））。最初（1520年代）“let (something) slip”是指猎狗的绳索； 比喻意义上的“因疏忽而让其逃脱”始于1540年代。
slip_体育行业词汇
避开来拳
平滑
滑动
滑移
打滑
滑脱
失着
slip_冶金学行业词汇
崩料
滑移
slip_土壤学行业词汇
滑坡
又称 :滑坡(landslide)
在重力和水力综合作用下，土体或岩体整体下滑和位移现象。
slip_地质学行业词汇
滑动
又称 :滑动(slide)
slip_电力行业词汇
滑差
又称“转差［率］”。
slip_电工行业词汇
转差率
slip_航海科技行业词汇
滑失
slip_金融行业词汇
承保条
承保单
slip词源英文解释
Verb (1) Middle English slippen, probably going back to Old English *slippan, weak verb cognate with Middle Dutch slippen "to lose one's footing, slip," Middle Low German slippen, Old High German pesliphen, pislipfan "to lose one's footing, stumble," intensive derivative of Germanic *sleipan- "to slide, slip" — more at slipper >entry 1 Note: The Oxford English Dictionary, first edition, and Oxford Dictionary of English Etymology take the Middle English verb to be a loan from Middle Dutch or Middle Low German, though it seems equally or more probable that it is a native formation, as was Walter Skeat's view. Noun (1) Middle English slype, slipp "sloping landing place for a boat," noun derivative of slippen "to slip >entry 1" Noun (2) Middle English slyp "edge of a garment," probably borrowed from Middle Dutch sleppe, slippe "loose end of a garment" or Middle Low German slippe, in same sense, of uncertain origin Note: The earliest sense of this word, "edge of a garment," is first attested in the English-Latin dictionary Promptorium parvulorum (ca. 1440), in the entry "Slyp, or skyrte: Lascinia [for classical lacinia 'border of a garment, edge, hem']." Presumably derived from this meaning is sense 2. The meaning "scion, offspring" (sense 1 and hence sense 3) is first attested in Wynkyn de Worde's printed edition (1495) of the medieval encyclopedia De proprietatis rerum, adapted from John of Trevisa's 14th-century English translation. It is not clear how "scion, offspring" might relate to the other English meanings ("strip of material" > "shoot of a plant"?), or to the presumed Middle Dutch/Middle Low German etyma, which have no comparable sense. -- The word slyp is also attested in the sense "cleft, crack" in late Middle Dutch (the dictionary Teuthonista of Duytschlender of Gert van der Schueren, 1477); it has been suggested that this was the earliest sense, with "cleft in a piece of fabric" leading to the meaning "loose end of a garment." The noun slyp is clearly derived from an earlier verb slippen "to split," which may be a weak derivative *slippōn- (< *slib-no-) of a Germanic strong verb *sleiban- evident in Old English tōslāf "(s/he) split, cleaved," assumed infinitive tōslīfan (see sliver >entry 1). Verb (2) derivative of slip >entry 3 Noun (3) Middle English slyp, slype, slyppe "mud, slime," going back to Old English slypa, slyppe, slipa (masculine or feminine weak noun) "slime, paste, pulp," going back to Germanic *slupjōn-, zero-grade noun derivative from a Class II strong verb *sleupan- "to creep, glide" (whence Old English slūpan "to slip, glide, move softly," Middle Dutch slūpen "to creep, glide," Old High German sliufan "to slip, creep," Gothic sliupan "to slip (in), enter stealthily"), probably back-formed from an intensive derivative *slupp- (as in Old High German slopfāri "itinerant monk," intslupfen "to slip away, escape") of a hypothetical verbal base *sleub- "slip," perhaps going back to Indo-European *sleu̯bh — more at sleeve Note: This account of the origin of *sleupan- is based on R. Lühr, Expressivität und Lautgesetz im Germanischen (Heidelberg, 1988), p. 352; her hypothesis is taken up in Lexikon der indogermanischen Verben (2. Auflage, 2001), s.v. *sleu̯bh-. As the author points out, this back-formation would have to extend as far as the ancestor of Gothic to account for the verb in that language.
The first known use of slip was in the 14th century
slip儿童词典英英释义
smithnoun
a worker in metals : blacksmith
one who constructs, builds, or produces something : maker—often used in combination
gunsmith
smithnoun
a worker in metals : blacksmith
one who constructs, builds, or produces something : maker—often used in combination
gunsmith
smash1 of 2verb
to break into pieces by violence : shatter
to drive, throw, or move violently especially with a destructive effect
to destroy completely : wreck
to go to pieces suddenly : collapse
smash2 of 2noun
a heavy blow or attack
a hard overhand stroke (as in tennis)
the condition of being smashed
the action or sound of smashingespecially: a wreck due to collision : crash
complete collapse : ruinespecially: bankruptcy
a striking success : hit
the new play is a smash
small1 of 3adjective
little in size
little in amount
a small supply
not very much : minor
small success
not important
a small matter
operating on a limited scale
small dealers
soft entry 1 sense 1c
a small voice
not generous : mean, petty
a small nature
made up of few or little units
a small crowd
humble entry 1 sense 1, modest
a small beginning
having been humiliated or humbled
felt very small to be caught cheating
small2 of 3adverb
in or into small pieces
cut the meat small
in a small manner
most businesses begin small
small3 of 3noun
a part smaller and especially narrower than the rest
the small of the back
small1 of 3adjective
little in size
little in amount
a small supply
not very much : minor
small success
not important
a small matter
operating on a limited scale
small dealers
soft entry 1 sense 1c
a small voice
not generous : mean, petty
a small nature
made up of few or little units
a small crowd
humble entry 1 sense 1, modest
a small beginning
having been humiliated or humbled
felt very small to be caught cheating
small2 of 3adverb
in or into small pieces
cut the meat small
in a small manner
most businesses begin small
small3 of 3noun
a part smaller and especially narrower than the rest
the small of the back
smack1 of 5noun
characteristic or slight taste or flavor
a small quantity
smack2 of 5verb
to have a flavor, trace, or suggestion
smack3 of 5verb
to close and open the lips noisily especially in eating
to kiss usually loudly
to make or give a sharp slap or blow
smack4 of 5noun
a quick sharp noise made by rapidly opening and closing the lips
a loud kiss
a sharp slap or blow
smack5 of 5adverb
in a square and sharp manner : directly
hit me smack in the face
slip1 of 4verb
to move easily and smoothly : slide
slip the knife into its sheath
to move or place quietly or sneakily
slipped from the room
to pass without being noticed or used
let the opportunity slip
to get away from
slipped his pursuers
to free from : shed
the dog slipped its collar
to escape the attention or memory of
it slipped my mind
to express or become expressed unintentionally
the secret slipped out
to cause to slide open : release
slip a bolt
to let a knitting stitch pass from one needle to another without working a new stitch
to slide out of place, away from a support, or from one's grasp
to slide so as to fall or lose balance
slipped on the ice
to cause to slide especially in putting, passing, or inserting easily or quickly
slip into a coat
to fall from some level or standard usually gradually or by degrees
slip2 of 4noun
a sloping ramp that extends out into the water and serves for landing or repairing ships
a place for a ship between two piers
the act or an instance of departing secretly or hurriedly
a mistake in judgment, selected course of action, or way of doing things : blunder, misstep
the act or an instance of slipping down or out of placealso: a sudden mishap
a slip on the ice
an undergarment made in dress length with shoulder straps
pillowcase
slip3 of 4noun
a small shoot or twig cut for planting or grafting : cutting
a long narrow strip of material
a small piece of paper
a sales slip
slip4 of 4noun
thin wet clay used in pottery for casting, for decoration, or as a cement
slip1 of 4verb
to move easily and smoothly : slide
slip the knife into its sheath
to move or place quietly or sneakily
slipped from the room
to pass without being noticed or used
let the opportunity slip
to get away from
slipped his pursuers
to free from : shed
the dog slipped its collar
to escape the attention or memory of
it slipped my mind
to express or become expressed unintentionally
the secret slipped out
to cause to slide open : release
slip a bolt
to let a knitting stitch pass from one needle to another without working a new stitch
to slide out of place, away from a support, or from one's grasp
to slide so as to fall or lose balance
slipped on the ice
to cause to slide especially in putting, passing, or inserting easily or quickly
slip into a coat
to fall from some level or standard usually gradually or by degrees
slip2 of 4noun
a sloping ramp that extends out into the water and serves for landing or repairing ships
a place for a ship between two piers
the act or an instance of departing secretly or hurriedly
a mistake in judgment, selected course of action, or way of doing things : blunder, misstep
the act or an instance of slipping down or out of placealso: a sudden mishap
a slip on the ice
an undergarment made in dress length with shoulder straps
pillowcase
slip3 of 4noun
a small shoot or twig cut for planting or grafting : cutting
a long narrow strip of material
a small piece of paper
a sales slip
slip4 of 4noun
thin wet clay used in pottery for casting, for decoration, or as a cement
slip1 of 4verb
to move easily and smoothly : slide
slip the knife into its sheath
to move or place quietly or sneakily
slipped from the room
to pass without being noticed or used
let the opportunity slip
to get away from
slipped his pursuers
to free from : shed
the dog slipped its collar
to escape the attention or memory of
it slipped my mind
to express or become expressed unintentionally
the secret slipped out
to cause to slide open : release
slip a bolt
to let a knitting stitch pass from one needle to another without working a new stitch
to slide out of place, away from a support, or from one's grasp
to slide so as to fall or lose balance
slipped on the ice
to cause to slide especially in putting, passing, or inserting easily or quickly
slip into a coat
to fall from some level or standard usually gradually or by degrees
slip2 of 4noun
a sloping ramp that extends out into the water and serves for landing or repairing ships
a place for a ship between two piers
the act or an instance of departing secretly or hurriedly
a mistake in judgment, selected course of action, or way of doing things : blunder, misstep
the act or an instance of slipping down or out of placealso: a sudden mishap
a slip on the ice
an undergarment made in dress length with shoulder straps
pillowcase
slip3 of 4noun
a small shoot or twig cut for planting or grafting : cutting
a long narrow strip of material
a small piece of paper
a sales slip
slip4 of 4noun
thin wet clay used in pottery for casting, for decoration, or as a cement
slip 例句
1 I’m a little early for Thursday’s rehearsal, so I slip out the side door of the auditorium and walk around to the back of the school.
2 Stepping out of her pants, she slipped off her tights and cut a swath of cloth from the hip with her ulo.
3 Then they slipped away, and I couldn’t find them again.
4 With her left hand she held the end of her sari to her chest, so it would not slip off her head.
5 One of his front paws slipped on the ice.
6 We walked together back towards the car, trying not to slip.
7 Annabeth picked up the metal spider and slipped it into her pocket.
8 I slipped it in with the only thing that mattered that day.
9 The hindermost of the two flame-throwers is hit, he falls, the hose slips away from the other fellow, the fire squirts about on all sides and the man burns.
10 Then he and his six seals slipped out of the room, with a few parting barks.
11 Gitano jerked upright and, seizing a piece of deerskin, he tried to throw it over the thing in his lap, but the skin slipped away.
12 She wondered if she should do a swan dive or just slip off the edge.
13 Summer had slipped into autumn.
14 She saw William slip into another cycle of sleepless nights, anxiety, and depression.
15 She slipped it on one of the needles.
16 As I’m slipping the phone back into my pocket, I get a text from Mom, all hyped up.
17 Dr. Philobosian took a step and slipped, then noticed a trail of blood leading down the hallway.
18 The Rosenblum girls wailed like they were trying to outdo each other in volume, so I slipped out into the hall.
19 I quietly slipped out of the small door with my pack, keeping my head down.
20 That’s the only time I felt anger through it all, seeing that rehearsed mask slip over his dark face.
slip 同义词
2 子孙
team child issue increase race son seed strain spawn sprout descendant succession offspring posterity sprig scion progeny progeniture root rod descent proles
3 移动
moving shifting sliding locomotive roving locomotor locomotory move transfer movement motion removal passage locomotion transference ambulation transmigration transferral transferal remotion travel draw shift migrate maneuver budge heave transmigrate pass remove throw translate pry dislodge
4 忽略
pretermission passing neglect inadvertence slipup pass forget ignore overlook omit slur forgo scant overpass overleap pretermit
5 外衣
wrap outer topcoat overdress outwear coat garment vest gown garb cotta vestment overgarment outer wear outer coat boiler suit pea coat
7 无意中讲出
9 变糟
10 灾难
chance trouble knock disaster suffering distress grief woe fatality catastrophe adversity misfortune calamity mishap ill deuce smashup slipup
13 滑动量
17 失败
lost unsuccessful losing failing abortive suck-in break loss miss fail failure crash defeat reverse breakdown frustration abortion stumble bust crab frost rot beating overthrow miscarriage bummer dud mull balk muff fizzle worse checkmate bloomer flunk flummox brodie flivver smashup lose founder collapse stray slump abort shipwreck miscarry trip destroy dash frustrate cave-in slipup honk out
18 垂头丧气
cheap hanging dejected despondent downcast dispirit spiritless downhearted sackless mopish chapfallen crest-fallen despondingly weigh dishearten
19 扦插
20 游泳裤
23 逝去
24 滑台
25 滑路
27 意外事故
29 脱落
excoriate out hiatus abscise start fall shed peel exfoliate slough cast abscission break-off throw scale Peel flake fall out crumble come adrift come unstuck fall down come away fall away deciduous sloughy abstriction ablation moult abstrict shell
32 疏忽
inadvertent remiss forgetful unwary inattentive neglectful unheeding pretermission security neglect oversight negligence omission blunder goof inattention laxity culpa inadvertence nap escape omit
33 传票
subpoesub process blue ticket warrant citation plaster summons writ garnishment bluey check subpoena chitty writ of summons monition subpena
34 无袖衬裙
35 犯错
38 松开
loose lax unstuck unfastened surge loosen undo unwind disengage untie unclasp unclench unknit unkink disentwine untruss free release trip relinquish untangle unbind unfix unlash unclip hang off ease away come loose adrift undone turn relax unravel unfasten unloose come unstuck
39 便条纸
40 衰减
45 滑程
47 溜走
slide glide slink Miss fly the coop scarper Nick vamoose pike on make oneself scarce slope off slip away slip off do a bunk make yourself scarce do a disappearing act do a vanishing act piss off sneak scoot ooze
49 过失
aberrant break wrong error default mistake sin fault stumble negligence lapse boob onus misstep floater frailty demerit culpa misfeasance harm blame offense defect failing aberration trespass inaccuracy delinquency defection trip mess glitch balk gaffe flub civil occasion
50 边门
51 被遗忘
54 挣脱
flounce break free breakaway break break loose pull away from breakout twist burst let slip through fingers detach extricate break loose from cut loose from tear loose from break away
56 口误
57 解开
undone unfastened detachment undoing raveling unwind unfasten unreel untwist untruss unwreathe free clear wind solve loose loosen undo detach unravel untangle unbind disentangle unbutton unbend uncoil ravel unsnap unloose unstitch unplait untwine unknit unlash unbrace unrivet cast loose unknot untie unbuckle unclasp unbraid unriddle unhook unhitch tease out disengagement ravelling unroll unlink outspan disentwine feaze unentangle break dissolve unpack disengage unwrap unyoke unstring set loose
59 恶化
impoverished degenerative rot degradation aggravation develop suffer sink flare complicate degrade deepen worsen deteriorate exacerbate aggravate degenerate fester impoverish flare up add insult to injury
60 疏漏
inadvertent neglect inadvertence omission Cinderella sin of omission slip-up negligence slip up
61 枕套
63 放出
ejaculatory delivery evolution emission ejection effusion effluence voidance issue release tap evolve render unlock expire void expel hurl veer excrete twang effuse give forth discharge donate bleed spew disgorge liberation emit liberate unloose drain
65 退步
66 枕头套
67 变坏
per- degenerate go downhill sour deteriorate close in degenerative pejorative spoil recede pervert dwindle scowl curdle bastardize lour turn debase
68 松脱
71 分离
free discrete segregate extraneous disjoint disjunctive asunder off divorce breakdown separation isolation detachment parting dissociation disengagement disjunction disunion break-up disjuncture scission a- un- apo- of dissever detach sequester decouple disjoin demerge unsolder unjoint separate split dissociate disaffiliate
73 衰退
degenerative rudimentary degraded lapsed down contabescence decline decay lapse degeneration ebb atrophy letdown fall-off retrogression dropoff regradation fall break fail flag collapse retrogress dwine at a low ebb ebb tide
74 通知单
75 潜入
77 逃逸
79 跌跤
85 放开
unclasp unbrick free release loosen relinquish unlash unclip cast loose quit hold of leave go of disengage unfreeze unloose unleash unhand leave go leave hold let go of unclench untwist untether untuck leave hold of unclinch ungird break
89 单子
90 起锚
93 滑行
gliding glissement run coast slide swim glide slither taxi skid ghost power slide slippage plane
96 逃脱
escaped break miss flight escape breakout escapade jump cheat extricate make a break get loose fling off evade bolt getaway breakaway scuttle avoid elude let slip through fingers cop out
98 释放
release free loose discharge liberate emancipatory liberative disimprisonment liberation enfranchisement disenthralment disimmure affranchise unpen unmew deliver unleash unbind emancipate unfetter unloosen uncage assoil disenthrall disenthral set at liberty turn loose
99 剪取
101 摆脱
shake-off release freedom breakaway riddance wriggle debarrass lose shake rid shed redeem disengage disentangle shuck unthread disburden get clear of get quit of see the back of shut of get rid of come out of break loose get free be rid of win out free deliver escape ditch detach divest jettison extricate bail out of shrug away rid yourself of be shot of get shot of break loose from cut loose from tear loose from get out of get away get away from break out throw off bail out break out of shake off shrug off slough off emergence shift scrap unload transcend shuck off break free cast off chase away
102 可拆卸的
103 下降
down downside falling descending cadent katabatic fall decline depression settlement descent degradation lapse sag droop letdown gravitation downbeat downswing declension comedown downslide falloff downwelling downcome descension degression decrease light drop ease lower sink dip deteriorate gravitate recede stoop tarnish vail abate bring low on the downgrade descensional off downward descendent downturn turndown dropoff descend move down drop-off downshift fall-off let-down fallaway tail-off skid declining sagging slide slippage temper cheapen downhill degressive loss shorten go down come down go off drop off draw down fade shrink go southwards drop away fall off fall back cool off fall away step-down breakdown plunge drawdown
105 写错
107 离开
outgoing off forth departure going exodus outta go come leave split exit retire quit forsake dep. be shot of get shot of hit the road the off make a move buzz off push along branch off bugger off walk off somewhere bog off clear off get out go away get away get off go off head off walk off clear out
109 溜进
111 降低
reduced fall downgrade weakening reduce slide decrease weaken lessen lapse slacken drop modify lower minimize impair mute depress push down scale back scale down
112 滑入
113 脱离
disconnected disengaged away disannexation separation deviation detachment breakaway swerve secession disengagement disassociation extrication separate bolt defect deviate secede disjoint disgregate undock disaffiliate disannex disembroil shed dissociate come unstuck find way isolation break-off divorce detach
114 轻快地移动
117 插条
126 长条
127 滑
sliding slippery greasy slipper slithery skiddy slide slither slippy slick soapy lubricious saponaceous glide
131 悄悄移动
133 失误
agley Miss error fault stumble lapse boob fluff goof muff bobble miscue slipup trip fumble nod blunder misplay make a false step take mark amiss miss failure lapsus break the molasses jug
137 陷入
immersion throw lock abandon bury entangle embroil enmesh let in for let yourself in for land yourself in get yourself into come in get into land in plunge into get caught up in come in on lapse into be caught up in
139 插入
introduction insertion interpolation slot introduce insert poke inset interject interpolate interpose interleave intercalate
140 差错
error lapse hooker inaccuracy screw-up dumbo cockup slipup clam gremlin slip-up matter cock-up foul-up stumble glitch mix-up
142 不知不觉过去
145 错误
off wrong false incorrect improper inaccurate bum erroneous amiss errant erring wrongheaded awry improperly falsely mistakenly wrongly erroneously wrongfully error hole mistake fault inaccuracy goof boggle impropriety slip-up wrongness clinker brodie inadvertence screwup slipup be in the wrong by misadventure off beam up the creek in error off the track misguided mistaken cockeyed agley trip stumble aberration falsehood erratum clanger out of way under a mistake in the wrong box bad wry peccant break mess blob fluff fallacy balk misstep muff illiteracy flub incorrectness lapsus fail mis-
147 细长条
149 体操衫
151 横滑
152 停泊处
153 迅速放置
155 脱下
156 女式衬裙
157 滑动
sliding gliding glissement slide glide traveling slippage slither sleek creep slur run glissé skid swing labile swim
159 进入
in entry entrance penetration ingress admittance inrush trans- into come access fall reach enter penetrate enter into with enter into get through take up log on set foot in get through to set foot on log in lapse into
160 不告而别
161 衬裙
162 长条校样