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slippedpast participle
UK
/slɪpt/
US
/slɪpt/
Functions as a past-participle adjective (e.g., slipped disc, slipped stitch).
déplacéSens médical ou général : sorti de sa position normale à la suite d’un mouvement brusque.
He was diagnosed with a slipped disc after lifting the heavy box.
On lui a diagnostiqué un disque déplacé après avoir soulevé la boîte lourde.
Additional translations
glisséTricot : se dit d’une maille passée d’une aiguille à l’autre sans être tricotée.
slipverb

slipped

Past Simple

slipped
Past Simple
slipped
Past Participle
slipping
Gerund
UK
/slɪp/
US
/slɪp/
glisserSe dit d’une perte d’adhérence ou d’un déplacement involontaire.
She slipped on the icy sidewalk and fell.
Elle a glissé sur le trottoir verglacé et est tombée.
se glisserAvec l’idée de mouvement discret, fluide ou silencieux.
He slipped into the room without anyone noticing.
Il s’est glissé dans la pièce sans que personne ne le remarque.
basculerPasser progressivement à un état pire ou différent.
The company slipped into bankruptcy after years of financial struggles.
L’entreprise a basculé dans la faillite après des années de difficultés financières.
glisserAvec l’idée d’introduire rapidement et discrètement.
She slipped the note into his pocket when he wasn't looking.
Elle a glissé le mot dans sa poche quand il ne regardait pas.
se dégagerS’échapper ou se libérer de quelque chose.
The prisoner managed to slip out of his handcuffs.
Le prisonnier a réussi à se dégager de ses menottes.
enfilerPour un vêtement, avec l’idée de rapidité et de facilité.
He slipped on his jacket and rushed out the door.
Il a enfilé sa veste et s’est précipité dehors.
Synonyms
glide
slide
fall
drop
skid
sneak
escape
elude
Antonyms
grasp
hold
secure

Definitions

slippedpast participle
Dislocated or out of its normal position after unexpected movement.
He was diagnosed with a slipped disc after lifting the heavy box.
Knitting: (of a stitch) passed from one needle to the other without being worked.
The pattern repeats a slipped stitch at the start of every row.
slipverb
To lose one's footing and slide unintentionally for a short distance.
She slipped on the icy sidewalk and fell.
To move smoothly, easily, and quietly.
He slipped into the room without anyone noticing.
To pass or change to a lower, worse, or different condition, typically in a gradual or imperceptible way.
The company slipped into bankruptcy after years of financial struggles.
To put something somewhere quickly, quietly, or secretly.
She slipped the note into his pocket when he wasn't looking.
To escape or get free from something.
The prisoner managed to slip out of his handcuffs.
To put on or take off (an item of clothing) quickly and easily.
He slipped on his jacket and rushed out the door.
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