slip off

• Verbo frasal que significa quitarse la ropa rápida y fácilmente, o irse de un lugar de manera silenciosa y discreta.

A phrasal verb meaning to remove clothing quickly and easily, or to leave a place quietly or discreetly.

incontable · transitivo e intransitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Remove clothing quicklyinformal

   To take off a piece of clothing quickly and easily.

   quitarse rápidamente

   • She slipped off her shoes at the door.
   • He slipped off his jacket and hung it up.
   • They slipped off their coats as soon as they entered the warm room.

   Sinónimospeel offpull offshedtake off

2. Leave quietlyinformal

   To leave a place quietly or without being noticed.

   Escabullirse

   • He slipped off the party without saying goodbye.
   • She slipped off early to avoid the traffic.
   • They slipped off the stage after the performance.

   Sinónimosslip awaysneak awaysneak offsteal away

3. Fall or slide from a surfaceinformal

   To accidentally slide or fall from a surface.

   Resbalarse y caerse de una superficie

   • The book slipped off the table and hit the floor.
   • His hand slipped off the railing.
   • The glass slipped off the counter and shattered.

   Sinónimoscome offfall offslip

Verbo baseslip