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Significats de slippage en anglès

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скольжение
català
lliscar

Relative motion of two surfaces in contact or separated by a thin film of fluid.

lliscar
Sinònims
Examples for "slip"
Examples for "slip"
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A year ago, however, that name started to slip away from her.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
2
Nikki almost let slip the truth and said, For the moral support.
Frozen Heat
3
He asked her to write her question on a slip of paper.
The new yorker
4
Well I hope they choose to let slip a little more today.
The Neutronium Alchemist
5
Think I'll just slip in there and tell Marion the good news.
The ginger man
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His heel-dragging hasn't saved him from slipping out of this situation, however.
The South African
2
Yet since the campaign began the level of support has been slipping.
News.com.au
3
Shaw last month said higher rates had offset slipping TV subscriber numbers.
Reuters
4
Pakistan have lost one position, slipping behind Sri Lanka to seventh place.
The South African
5
But chances of passing legislation were slipping away quickly, said other aides.
Reuters
1
Rates relief is also allowed on a sliding scale for 10 years.
The Irish Times
2
Pratt, I said, sliding into the booth opposite the lady in question.
Phoenix noir
3
Allen timed his sliding tackles extremely well, particularly from the wrong side.
The Guardian
4
Try sliding to and fro to relieve different areas on your ride.
The Guardian
5
Hurley began sliding to his right, looking for an angle of attack.
American assassin
Ús de slippage en anglès
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And we must take steps to minimise any chance of future slippage.
The Irish Times
2
Another big slippage this year could further erode the nation's fiscal credibility.
Reuters
3
And there is the danger of land slippage posed by unstable embankments.
The Guardian
4
Their bodies showed abdominal bloating and skin slippage, but were well preserved.
Death du Jour
5
The fingers had shriveled, and the tips had suffered some skin slippage.
Flash and Bones
6
He shook his head, as if in pity for Matthew's mental slippage.
Speaks the Nightbird
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The new data shows a mostly steady rate of slippage into the ocean.
News.com.au
8
The Spurs' slippage without Leonard the rest of the way raised Popovich's ire.
Reuters
9
Defensively we had some slippage but I thought offensively the ball moved great.
Reuters
10
The slippage has been cleared and services have returned to normal.
BBC
11
It has not been directly tested whether APC activation accompanies slippage.
Pubmed
12
Other popular apps also saw slippage in usage, and some were more pronounced.
Reuters
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Yes, it was well preserved, with only slight skin slippage on the hands.
Death du Jour
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He can afford little slippage in the region when he runs for reelection.
Reuters
15
Surveillance for late anterior stomach slippage within the band is essential.
Pubmed
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On this evening, there was no melancholy or slippage in morale.
The Guardian
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Translations for slippage
Slippage a través del temps
Slippage per variant geogràfica
Irlanda
Comú
Estats Units d'Amèrica
Menys comú