slide

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resbalar

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slide
[slaɪd]
sustantivo
1desprendimiento (m) deslizamiento (m) (fall) (land); caída (f) desplome (m) (in prices, popularity)(in de)
  • slide rule (Math) -> regla (f) de cálculo
2tobogán (m) (in playground)
3diapositiva (f) (photographic); portaobjetos m inv (for microscope)
  • slide projector -> proyector (m) de diapositivas;
  • slide show (gen)&(informática) -> proyección (f) de diapositivas
4pasador (m) (for hair) (británico)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp slid [slɪd])
5pasar, deslizar
  • to slide the lid off -> quitar or sacar la tapa corriéndola or deslizándola (Am)
verbo intransitivo
6resbalar (slip)
  • the door slid open -> la puerta se abrió deslizándose
  • to slide down a rope -> deslizarse por una cuerda
  • to let things slide (sentido figurado) -> dejar que las cosas vayan a peor
7deslizarse (move quietly)

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slide [slaid-rul]
sustantivo
1Tapa corrediza; tapa o pantalla fotográfica; portaobjetos para el microscopio o para la linterna óptica, cajón que se abre deslizándose.
2Rebalón, acción de resbalar.
3Sitio donde resbalan las personas o cosas; resbaladero, para deslizarse sobre la nieve; plano inclinado: paso llano y fácil; muesca, encaje (de un bastidor).
4Falla, dislocación de una veta; desmoronamiento, caída de una masa de tierra.
5Diapositiva, transparencia.
6(Mús.) Ligado.
  • Slide-bolt -> pestillo corredizo, cerrojo de seguridad
  • Microscope platina -> porta-objetos
  • To let things dejar las cosas de lado, no ocuparse de las cosas. Slide-rest -> (Mec.) Soporte de corredera, carrillo portaherramientas
  • Slide-valve -> válvula de corredera

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slide [slaɪd] slid (past)
noun
1 (in playground, swimming pool) tobogán; (m)
a smooth surface, as of ice or mud, for sliding on the smooth rock face made a natural slide
2 (act of sliding) deslizamiento; (m) (by accident) resbalón; (m)
he started a long slide down the mountainside he hit the brakes, went into a short slide, and came to a halt
3 (landslide) corrimiento de tierras; (m) desprendimiento; (m)
there's been a rock slide there was a slide blocking the road ahead they couldn't get it round the shoulder of the mountain here, so they blasted a new road, and right after that they got a scree slide from up the top
4 (fall) (in share prices) baja; (f) bajón; (informal) (m)
the slide in share prices increase their base rates to avoid a slide in their own currencies relative to the Mark Then, it was a cohesive black community just beginning a slide into desolation
the slide into chaos/debt la caída en el caos/en la deuda
5 (in microscope) portaobjetos; (m) platina; (f)
a microscope slide
6 (Fot) (transparency) diapositiva; (f) filmina; (f)
slides showing rice fields in Bangkok...
7 (also hair slide) (Britain) pasador; (m)
8 (Mús) [of trombone] vara; (f) (for guitar) cuello de botella; (m) slide; (m)
a sliding seat in a boat or its runners
verb:intransitive
1 (glide) deslizarse; (slip) resbalar
they were sliding across the floor/down the banisters se deslizaban por el suelo/por la barandilla; the drawer slides in and out easily el cajón se abre y se cierra suavemente; the lift doors slid open las puertas del ascensor se abrieron; I slid into/out of bed me metí en/me levanté de la cama sigilosamente; she slid into her seat se dejó deslizar en su asiento; a tear slid down his cheek una lágrima se deslizó por su mejilla; the book slid off my knee el libro se me resbaló de la rodilla
it should slide gently into place Susan stared at the drops sliding down the glass tons of ice came sliding down the slope tears were sliding down his cheeks to slide down the banisters his hands slid off the bar and he fell down the ice cube slid out of my hand a limousine slid along the boulevard I had seen him sliding quietly out of his caravan
to let things slide dejar que las cosas se vengan abajo
these last few months he's let everything slide estos últimos meses se ha desentendido de todo
We made a great start to the match, but it counts for nothing when you let things slide the way we did
2 (decline)
the economy is sliding into recession la economía está cayendo en la recesión; the shares slid 12 points las acciones bajaron 12 puntos
the pound is sliding she had slid into a depression he needs them to stop the country sliding into chaos don't slide up to that top G - there should be a clean break between the notes One of the most ancient methods of such chanting is to elide or smoothly run the notes together, sliding up and down the intervals in a fully chromatic sense
verb:transitive
he slid his hands into his pockets metió las manos en los bolsillos; she slid a hand along his arm le deslizó una mano por el brazo; he slid the plate across the table hizo deslizar el plato al otro lado de la mesa; she slid the door open corrió la puerta para abrirla; she slid the key into the keyhole deslizó la llave en el ojo de la cerradura
I opened the flap and slid the parcel through lift the bed and I'll slide my hand underneath
modifier
slide guitar (n) guitarra con cuello de botella; (f) guitarra con slide; (f)
he played his electric slide guitar with a vengeance Each song combines a number of slide guitar techniques
slide-magazine (n) (Fot) cartucho guía para diapositivas; (m)or (f)
slide projector (n) (Fot) proyector de diapositivas; (m)
slide rule (n) regla de cálculo; (f)
slide show (n) (Fot) exposición de diapositivas; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "slide"

Imperative
  • slide
  • you slide
  • he/she slides
  • we slide
  • you slide
  • they slide
Preterite
  • I slid
  • you slid
  • he/she slid
  • we slid
  • you slid
  • they slid
Present Continuous
  • I am sliding
  • you are sliding
  • he/she is sliding
  • we are sliding
  • you are sliding
  • they are sliding
Present Perfect
  • I have slidden
  • you have slidden
  • he/she has slidden
  • we have slidden
  • you have slidden
  • they have slidden
Past Continuous
  • I was sliding
  • you were sliding
  • he/she was sliding
  • we were sliding
  • you were sliding
  • they were sliding
Past Perfect
  • I had slidden
  • you had slidden
  • he/she had slidden
  • we had slidden
  • you had slidden
  • they had slidden
Future
  • I will slide
  • you will slide
  • he/she will slide
  • we will slide
  • you will slide
  • they will slide
Future Perfect
  • I will have slidden
  • you will have slidden
  • he/she will have slidden
  • we will have slidden
  • you will have slidden
  • they will have slidden
Future Continuous
  • I will be sliding
  • you will be sliding
  • he/she will be sliding
  • we will be sliding
  • you will be sliding
  • they will be sliding
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been sliding
  • you have been sliding
  • he/she has been sliding
  • we have been sliding
  • you have been sliding
  • they have been sliding
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been sliding
  • you will have been sliding
  • he/she will have been sliding
  • we will have been sliding
  • you will have been sliding
  • they will have been sliding
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been sliding
  • you had been sliding
  • he/she had been sliding
  • we had been sliding
  • you had been sliding
  • they had been sliding
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