Question

B2  slip  ayağı kaymak

Accepted Answer

verb  /slɪp   / verb (slipping; slipped) slip (verb)
 /slɪp  
/ verb (slipping; slipped)
 
SLIDE/FALL 
1 [intransitive]
 slip (over); slip (on sth)
to slide accidentally
and fall or nearly fall
ayağı
kaymak
 She slipped over on the wet floor.
 His foot slipped on the top step and he
fell down the stairs.
OUT OF POSITION 
2 [intransitive]
to slide accidentally
out of the correct position or out of your hand
kaymak; 
(elinden,
ağzından) kaçmak
 This hat's too big. It keeps slipping down
over my eyes.
 The glass slipped out of my hand and
smashed on the floor.
GO/PUT QUIETLY 
3 [intransitive]
to move or go
somewhere quietly, quickly, and often without being noticed
sıvışmak; 
içeri
süzülmek
 While everyone was dancing we slipped away
and went home.
 Once her parents were asleep, she slipped
out of the house.
 4 [transitive]
slip
sth (to sb); slip (sb) sth
to put sth somewhere
or give sth to sb quietly and often without being noticed
tutuşturmak, sokuşturmak
 She picked up the money and slipped it into
her pocket.
 He slipped a note to her under the table.
CLOTHES 
5 [intransitive,
transitive]
slip
into/out of sth; slip sth on/off
to put on or take off
a piece of clothing quickly and easily
üstüne
takıvermek; 
çıkarıvermek
 She slipped into her silk jacket.
 I slipped off my shoes.
BECOME WORSE 
6 [intransitive]
to fall a little in
value, level, etc.
hafifçe
düşmek
 Sales have been slipping slightly over the
last few months.
IDIOMS
let
sth slip
to accidentally say
sth that you should keep secret
ağzından
kaçırmak
 I'm afraid I let slip to Roy that you don't
want to see him again.
slip
your mind
to be forgotten
aklından
çıkmak
 I'm sorry, the meeting completely slipped
my mind.
PHRASAL VERBS
slip
out
to accidentally say
sth or tell sb sth
ağzından
kaçmak
 I didn't intend to tell them. It just
slipped out.
slip
up
(informal)
to make a mistake
hata
yapmak
 I'm afraid somebody must have slipped up.
Your name isn't on the list.

Level	B2
Kind	verb
Front	slip
IPA	/slɪp / verb (slipping; slipped)
Back	ayağı kaymak
Back 2	slip (verb) /slɪp / verb (slipping; slipped) SLIDE/FALL 1 [intransitive] slip (over); slip (on sth) to slide accidentally and fall or nearly fall ayağı kaymak She slipped over on the wet floor. His foot slipped on the top step and he fell down the stairs. OUT OF POSITION 2 [intransitive] to slide accidentally out of the correct position or out of your hand kaymak; (elinden, ağzından) kaçmak This hat's too big. It keeps slipping down over my eyes. The glass slipped out of my hand and smashed on the floor. GO/PUT QUIETLY 3 [intransitive] to move or go somewhere quietly, quickly, and often without being noticed sıvışmak; içeri süzülmek While everyone was dancing we slipped away and went home. Once her parents were asleep, she slipped out of the house. 4 [transitive] slip sth (to sb); slip (sb) sth to put sth somewhere or give sth to sb quietly and often without being noticed tutuşturmak, sokuşturmak She picked up the money and slipped it into her pocket. He slipped a note to her under the table. CLOTHES 5 [intransitive, transitive] slip into/out of sth; slip sth on/off to put on or take off a piece of clothing quickly and easily üstüne takıvermek; çıkarıvermek She slipped into her silk jacket. I slipped off my shoes. BECOME WORSE 6 [intransitive] to fall a little in value, level, etc. hafifçe düşmek Sales have been slipping slightly over the last few months. IDIOMS let sth slip to accidentally say sth that you should keep secret ağzından kaçırmak I'm afraid I let slip to Roy that you don't want to see him again. slip your mind to be forgotten aklından çıkmak I'm sorry, the meeting completely slipped my mind. PHRASAL VERBS slip out to accidentally say sth or tell sb sth ağzından kaçmak I didn't intend to tell them. It just slipped out. slip up (informal) to make a mistake hata yapmak I'm afraid somebody must have slipped up. Your name isn't on the list.

Slip Slipped Sth Sli Pp Intransitive Accidentally Verb

slip (verb)