slime

UK
/slaɪm/
US
/slaɪm/

Übersetzungen

slimesubstantiv
slimes
pl
The snail left a trail of slime on the sidewalk.
Улитка оставила след слизи на тротуаре.
The kids were playing with a green slime they made in science class.
Дети играли с зеленой гадостью, которую они сделали на уроке науки.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Synonyme
slimeverb
slimed
Past Simple
slimed
Past Participle
sliming
Gerund
UK
/slaɪm/
US
/slaɪm/
покрывать слизью
The snail slimes the ground as it moves.
Улитка покрывает слизью землю, когда движется.
Synonyme
slimeadjektiv
Used attributively to modify another noun, meaning ‘relating to or consisting of slime’; not normally gradable.

Definitionen

slimesubstantiv
A moist, soft, and slippery substance, typically regarded as repulsive.
The pond was covered with a layer of green slime.
A thick, sticky liquid produced by certain animals, such as slugs and snails, for protection or movement.
The snail left a trail of slime as it moved across the garden path.
A type of toy or play material that is soft, stretchy, and often brightly colored, used for entertainment and stress relief.
The children enjoyed playing with the colorful slime, stretching and molding it into different shapes.
(informal, derogatory) A morally repulsive, contemptible, or despicable person.
Don't trust him—he's a total slime who will cheat you the first chance he gets.
slimeverb
To cover or smear with a viscous or sticky substance.
The children slimed the walls with their gooey hands after playing with the slime toy.
(intransitive) To move while exuding or leaving behind a slimy trail.
The slug slimed across the patio, glistening in the morning sun.
(transitive, informal) To maliciously disparage or defame; to smear someone's reputation.
The rival campaign tried to slime the senator with baseless accusations.
slimeadjektiv
Relating to or consisting of slime; covered in or characterized by slime (used attributively).
The slime trail on the kitchen floor showed where the slug had traveled.