slipper [ 'slipə ] n. 拖鞋 e.g. 1. She has pretty dancing slippers and comfortable bedroom slippers. 她有漂亮的舞鞋和舒适的卧室拖鞋。
2. A slipper with a soft sole resembling this boot. 爱斯基摩式靴类似这种靴子的一种有软后跟的拖鞋
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slippery [ 'slipəri ] a. 滑的 e.g. 1. Wheels won't bite on a slippery surface. 车轮打滑.
2. Negotiation of the slippery road was not easy. 通过这条很滑的路并不容易。
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slipshod [ 'slipʃɔd ] a. 粗枝大叶的(随便的,潦草的,不整洁的) e.g.
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slit [ slit ] n. 裂缝,投币口
v. 纵切,扯裂 e.g. 1. She slit cloth into strips. 她把布撕成细条。
2. The rider's jacket is slit up the back to make it more comfortable to wear when riding. 骑手的夹克后背上开着长叉,使他骑在马上穿着更舒服。
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slither [ 'sliðə ] vt. 使....不稳地滑动(使...蜿蜒地滑行) e.g.
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sliver [ 'slivə, 'slaivə ] n. 裂片,细片,梳毛
v. 纵切,切成长片,剖开 e.g. 1. The glass slivered when it fell. 玻璃杯掉在地上摔碎了.
2. A sliver of citrus peel twisted over or dropped into a beverage for flavoring. 橘子皮放入或加入饮料中调味的一小块橘子皮
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slob [ slɔb ] n. 懒虫 e.g. 1. Get out of bed, you idle slob! 快起来, 你这懒虫!
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slobber [ 'slɔbə ] n. 口水
v. 流口水,粗俗地表示 e.g. 1. Baby has slobbered his bib. 婴儿已经把围兜弄湿了。
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slog [ slɔg ] v. 卖力苦干 e.g. 1. Slog away at your studies. 不断地努力学习。
2. School is a hard slog. 念书是共事。
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slogan [ 'sləugən ] n. 标语,口号 e.g. 1. The advertising slogan was a play on words. 那条广告口号是双关语.
2. I wish the exclamation mark had not been painted out, it would have made the slogan more forceful. 我想那个惊叹号要是没有被涂掉就好了,它会使标语更加有为。
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sloop [ slu:p ] n. 小帆船 e.g. 1. An enemy frigate bore down on the sloop. 一艘敌驱逐舰向这只护航舰逼过来。
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slop [ slɔp ] v. (使)溢出,溅出 e.g. 1. The tea slopped (over) into the saucer. 茶溢出流到茶托里了.
2. I dropped the bucket, and water slopped out (of it). 我把桶掉在地上, 水都洒了出来.
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slope [ sləup ] n. 倾斜,斜坡
v. 倾斜 e.g. 1. The floor slopes badly here. 地板在这里倾斜得很厉害。
2. His cottage is on the gentle slope of the hill. 他的小屋在山的缓坡上。
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sloping [ 'sləʊpiŋ ] a. 倾斜的 e.g. 1. An upper section, often with a sloping floor, projecting from the rear or side walls of a theater or an auditorium to provide additional seating. 边座,楼座剧院或大礼堂中为了增加座席,而从后面或侧墙突出的具有倾斜地板的上面部分
2. An upper, sloping gallery with seats for spectators, as in a theater or an operating room. 阶梯式座位区有为观众设置的阶梯式座位的房间,如剧院和外科手术室
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sloppiness [ 'slɔpinis ] n. 凌乱,马虎 e.g.
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sloppy [ 'slɔpi ] a. 被泼水弄湿的,泥泞的,多阴雨的 e.g. 1. It's sloppy job you're doing. 你这活干得太稀松了。
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slot [ slɔt ] n. 水沟,细长的孔,狭缝,硬币投币口
n. 组织、系统中的一个位置或空位
v. 留细长的孔 e.g. 1. My friend put me in a white-collar slot. 我朋友使我从事一份白领工作。
2. It's not easy to slot all the young school-leavers in to suitable jobs. 给所有年轻的学校毕业生安排合适的工作并不是件容易的事情。
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sloth [ sləuθ ] n. 怠惰,懒惰,懒 e.g. 1. Sloths live in trees and move very slowly. 树獭生活在树上而且行动缓慢。
2. He has kept sloth out. 他已经克服了懒惰。
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slothful [ 'sləʊθfʊl ] a. 怠惰的,懒惰的,迟钝的 e.g.
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slotting [ 'slɔtiŋ ] 开槽,打孔 e.g. 1. He put a coin into the insertion slot. 他往投币孔投入一枚硬币。
2. The bolt slotted smoothly into place. 插销很容易就插上了.
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