slip away
/slɪp əˈweɪ/Word connections
verb
/slɪp əˈweɪ/Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения тихого или тайного ухода, или постепенного исчезновения или угасания.
Verbo compuesto que se usa para indicar una partida o huida callada y discreta, o también para referirse a la desaparición o extinción gradual de algo.
Verbe à particule utilisé pour indiquer un départ silencieux ou secret, ou une disparition ou un déclin progressif.
Phrasal verb, das ein stilles oder heimliches Weggehen oder ein allmähliches Verschwinden oder Verklingen bezeichnet.
Verbo frasal usado para indicar uma saída silenciosa ou furtiva, ou o desaparecimento ou enfraquecimento gradual de algo.
动词短语,表示悄悄或偷偷地离开,也指事物逐渐消失或衰退。
فعل مركب يُستخدم للإشارة إلى المغادرة بهدوء أو خفية، أو إلى التلاشي والانحسار التدريجي.
A phrasal verb used to indicate leaving quietly or secretly, or gradually disappearing or fading.
uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, no object
Leave quietlyinformal
To leave a place quietly or secretly, without being noticed.
Ускользнуть
Escabullirse
s'éclipser
Sich davonschleichen
Escapulir
悄悄离开
التسلل بعيدًا
- He slipped away from the party without saying goodbye.
- She slipped away from the meeting early.
- The cat slipped away through the open door.
Synonymsslip offsneak awaysteal away
Disappear graduallyformal
To gradually disappear or become lost, often used for time, opportunities, or life.
Ускользать
desvanecerse gradualmente
s'estomper progressivement
Entschwinden
Escapar
悄然流逝
يتلاشى تدريجياً
- Time seems to slip away when you're having fun.
- His chance to win slipped away with that mistake.
- Her health slowly slipped away over the years.
- slipped away past participle
- slipped away past simple
- slipping away present participle
- slips away third person singular
Base verbslip
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