Portuguese
escorregador Catalan
tobogan 
A piece of equipment for playing constructed around a smooth, slanted surface intended for downwards gliding while sitting down.
Specially mounted individual reversible film intended for projection onto a screen using a slide projector.
Portuguese
lâmina 
A small flat rectangular piece of glass on which specimens can be mounted for microscopic study.
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Her main problem is the slide in Labour support in the capital.
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Problems in Europe are prompting the New Zealand dollar to slide sharply.
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Economists expect Latin America's third-largest economy to slide into recession this year.
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So I have a prepared, just a slide to answer this question.
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Economists expect the economy will slide into recession in the second quarter.
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To enable this feature, simply slide the button from left to right.
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Then slide parchment paper onto a cool surface, and let cool completely.
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Nothing to gain by discussing plans in public, a bold-lettered slide said.
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Despite that, recreational users said police were letting low-level use slide anyway.
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Some said this could signal a long-term slide in the exchange rate.
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Wasn't it better for everyone if Arthur simply let the matter slide?
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Too much to hope that he was going to let that slide.
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Letting exchange rates slide should eventually bring current accounts back into balance.
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The slide in the deck above was fastened on the outside too.
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You won't slide any tasks onto Wednesday's to do list right now.
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It also follows a 61 percent slide in its shares this year.
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