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slider

/ˈslaɪ.dər/

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noun

/ˈslaɪ.dər/B2formalsport
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека или предмет, который скользит, или тип фастбола в бейсболе, который отклоняется от стороны броска питчера.

A noun referring to a person or thing that slides, or a type of fastball in baseball that curves away from the pitcher's throwing side.

  1. Person who slips or slidesB2informal

    An individual who loses traction and slides, often on a slippery surface.

    ruСкользящий

    • The icy sidewalk turned many pedestrians into sliders.
    • He was a slider on the wet floor, nearly falling.
    • Kids on the playground were sliders on the frosty slide.

    Synonymsskidderslipper

  2. Luge racerB2formalsport

    A person who participates in the sport of luge, racing down an ice track on a sled.

    ruСаночник

    • The slider trained for years to compete in the Winter Olympics.
    • Professional sliders reach incredible speeds on the luge track.
    • The slider's precision and control are crucial for a fast run.

    Synonymslugersledder

  3. Freshwater turtleB2formalscientific

    A type of turtle native to freshwater habitats in the United States and South America, often raised commercially and sold as pets.

    ruКрасноухая черепаха

    • The red-eared slider is a popular pet turtle species.
    • Sliders are commonly found in ponds and rivers across the southern US.
    • Many sliders are bred on farms for the pet trade.
  4. Baseball pitchB2formalsport

    A type of fastball that curves slightly away from the side from which it was thrown, used to deceive batters.

    ruСлайдер

    • The pitcher threw a slider that broke away from the batter.
    • His slider is his most effective pitch against right-handed hitters.
    • The catcher called for a slider to keep the batter off balance.
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  • sliders' possessive plural form
  • slider's possessive singular form