slide

US /slaɪd/
UK /slaɪd/
"slide" picture
1.

滑梯

a structure with a smooth, sloping surface for children to slide down

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The children loved playing on the slide at the park.
孩子们喜欢在公园的滑梯上玩耍。
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He went down the water slide with a splash.
他哗啦一声从水上滑梯滑了下来。
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chuteramp
2.

打滑, 滑垒

a movement of a person or thing smoothly over a surface while maintaining continuous contact

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The car went into a slide on the icy road.
汽车在结冰的路上发生了打滑。
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He made a quick slide into second base.
他快速滑垒到二垒。
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slipglideskid
3.

载玻片

a small piece of glass on which specimens are mounted for examination with a microscope

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The scientist prepared a blood sample on a glass slide.
科学家在玻璃载玻片上准备了血液样本。
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View the bacteria under the microscope using this slide.
使用这个载玻片在显微镜下观察细菌。
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microscope slideglass slide
4.

幻灯片

a photographic transparency mounted in a frame for projection

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The professor showed a series of historical maps as slides during his lecture.
教授在讲座中展示了一系列历史地图作为幻灯片。
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We watched old family slides on the projector.
我们用投影仪看旧的家庭幻灯片。
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transparencyphotograph
1.

滑行, 滑动

move along a smooth surface while maintaining continuous contact with it

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The children loved to slide on the polished floor.
孩子们喜欢在抛光的地面上滑行。
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He watched the ice cube slide across the table.
他看着冰块在桌子上滑动。
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glideslipskidcoast
2.

滑行, 溜进

move smoothly, quietly, or imperceptibly

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The door began to slide open silently.
门开始悄无声息地滑开。
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He managed to slide into the meeting unnoticed.
他设法悄无声息地溜进了会议。
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slipglidecreepsneak
3.

下滑, 衰退

pass gradually to a worse or lower condition

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His grades began to slide after he stopped studying.
他停止学习后，成绩开始下滑。
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The economy continued to slide into recession.
经济继续滑向衰退。
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declinedeteriorateworsendropfall
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hair slideslide rule