slip n。 slide; skid; trip; stumble; mistake; blunder; error; type of woman‘s undergarment; small piece of material （esp。 paper）; twig that is cut and used to grow a new plant; mixture of clay and water （used to decorate pottery）; fabric covering
0 P/ `5 W) M( w! ` slip v。 to glide; to move smoothly and easily; to sneak; to move quietly; to slide; to move slowly from one position to another; to decline; to deteriorate; to make a mistake; to err; to removeorput on quickly （of clothes）; to escape; to avoid
- }! S G( I# H& e6 C2 q slogan n。 motto; phrase which summarizes the principles of a groupororganization; catchword; attention getting phrase used in advertising; Scottish battle cry5 y c8 s7 W& d0 U
slope n。 side of a hill; incline; upwardordownward slant; degree to which a surface deviates from the vertical& c% S( l- q+ ~9 s( e) d2 q
slope v。 to incline; to slant upwardordownward; to cause to tilt4 Z; O9 J1 _" {
sloppy adj。 of， resembling，orcovered with slop; muddyorslushy; marked by a lack of neatnessororder; untidy; marked by a lack of careorprecision; slipshod$ `( s4 e# y2 z: x8 V
slot n。 notch; narrow opening; place; position （within a system， etc。）- f9 Q( V* _2 A
slot v。 to notch; to groove; to assign to a placeorposition （in an organization， system， etc。）# O, h+ }* o4 {' z
slump n。 recession; sudden decrease; drooping posture; slouch; collapse; period of time in which performance is poor
; v9 X$ P P3 A. B3 \5 {$ } slump v。 to fall; to collapse; to droop; to slouch; to decline; to decrease; to deteriorate; to sink down; to settle
7 r+ @9 J$ @, w7 s smash n。 to break （something） into pieces suddenly， noisily， and violently; shatter; to strike with a heavy blow; batter; to crushordestroy completely+ ~3 c# t4 u) t& g+ C
smash v。 the actorsound of smashing; total defeatordestruction; ruin; financial failure; bankruptcy1 Z: `3 s0 x; F+ `: h! |0 K
smoothly adv。 gently; without roughnessorprojections; evenly; without obstructions; without problemsordifficulty; calmly; suavely& X, ]. U8 U; w! r
smudge n。 a blotchorsmear; a smoky fire used as a protection against insectsorfrost
4 D' s6 t4 P2 i smudge v。 to make dirty， especially in one small area; to smearorblur （something）. f3 S8 r' P" O" v
snag n。 a rough， sharp，orjagged protuberance; an unforeseenorhidden obstacle
1 a0 s5 ?' y9 y$ \ snag v。 to tear， break， hinder，ordestroy byoras if by a snag
0 z, @( u+ h( v snap adj。 madeordone suddenly， with littleorno preparation+ \7 R3 {, U8 h& b) b+ O1 t) t
snap n。 a sudden sharp cracking soundorthe action producing such a sound; a sudden breaking; a sudden attempt to bite， snatch，orgrasp; Y2 y- A: W3 j9 R+ U1 n
snap v。 to make a brisk sharp cracking sound; to break suddenly with a brisk， sharp， cracking sound; to speak abruptlyorsharply; to move swiftly and smartly
9 `; }* q0 X8 b- _! r snatch n。 a quick grasporgrab; a brief period of time; a small amount; a bitorfragment7 a% v' D- j& U) D1 b% d( j) g
snatch v。 to grasporseize hastily， eagerly，orsuddenly; to grasporseize illicitly
; }9 U2 \$ m( ^! G2 X sneakers n。 sports shoe; one who moves about stealthily; one who acts furtively
8 C: F& S0 i e* ]9 y soar v。 to fly at a great height; to glide; to fly upward; to ascend; to increase; to rise4 S; {2 ]; D7 Z' _7 j6 ^# Q
software n。 programs which control the functions of a computer‘s hardware
) {0 `, I; v" s+ t; P3 I solace n。 consolation; relief from distress; source of comfort
1 ^! b* k! {! p solace v。 to comfort; to console; to encourage; to relieve; to appease' q: J* S u2 P( G) n* @
solely adv。 only; exclusively; merely$ ^; n; K/ D% v1 w$ u: r: f2 r
solicit v。 to try and obtain something through persuasionorearnest requests; to attempt to convince someone to giveordo something; to try to influence another to commit an illegal act; to offer sex in exchange for money6 d. u' n5 w+ c4 C( U
solitary adj。 existing， living，orgoing without others; alone; happening， done，ormade alone; having no companions; lonesome＆nb
* v& _) \. e& [3 F slip n。 slide; skid; trip; stumble; mistake; blunder; error; type of woman‘s undergarment; small piece of material （esp。 paper）; twig that is cut and used to grow a new plant; mixture of clay and water （used to decorate pottery）; fabric covering4 w0 N# q# M# o) ^3 z3 P7 k
slip v。 to glide; to move smoothly and easily; to sneak; to move quietly; to slide; to move slowly from one position to another; to decline; to deteriorate; to make a mistake; to err; to removeorput on quickly （of clothes）; to escape; to avoid
5 X/ X( g; n; w! x" t slogan n。 motto; phrase which summarizes the principles of a groupororganization; catchword; attention getting phrase used in advertising; Scottish battle cry( H$ V ?. G( k5 c, `& ?
slope n。 side of a hill; incline; upwardordownward slant; degree to which a surface deviates from the vertical |
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