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slide
[slaɪd]
释义
释义1：n.滑梯
a smooth surface for sliding on, esp. a type of chute in a playground.
释义2：v.悄悄进入
To pass along smoothly or unobservedly; to move gently onward without friction or hindrance.
释义3： n. 幻灯片；a small frame of film, mounted on cardboard or plastic, for projection on a screen or magnification through a viewer
例句
Ross: Hey, what's this!
Phoebe: Oh, okay, it's the slide instead of stairs.
Monica: It's very interesting, Phoebe.(Friends)
罗斯：嘿，这是什么！
菲比：哦，恩，这是用滑梯代替楼梯。
莫妮卡：非常有意思，菲比。（老友记）
Saul:You need an ongoing business, someplace you can slide in do your thing and remain anonymous. I'm not gonna mince words. This is your best bet. (Breaking Bad)
索尔：你需要维持生意，找个你能随时出入而且掩人耳目的地方做你的事。我没有拐弯抹角。这是你最好的方式。（绝命毒师）
Chuack:I committed my life to this. You don't slide into it like a cheap pair of slippers and reap all the rewards.(Better Call Saul)
查克：我为事业穷尽一生。你不能像穿着拖鞋一样就这么轻松掺和进来，拿走所有的回报。（风骚律师）
Penny: Okay, show’s over.
Sheldon: No, it’s not. I’ve got five more slides. (The Big Bang Theory)
潘妮：好的，表演结束了。
谢尔顿：还没呢。我还有5张幻灯片没放呢。(生活大爆炸)
