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slippage

/ˈslɪp.ɪdʒ/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a redução da potência transmitida em um sistema mecânico por escorregamento, a queda de um nível padrão de desempenho ou de resultados, ou o ato de perder aderência ou deslizar de um lugar.

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noun

/ˈslɪp.ɪdʒ/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a redução da potência transmitida em um sistema mecânico por escorregamento, a queda de um nível padrão de desempenho ou de resultados, ou o ato de perder aderência ou deslizar de um lugar.

A noun referring to a decrease in transmitted power in a mechanical system caused by slipping, a decline from a standard level of performance or achievement, or the act of failing to hold or slipping out of place.

  1. Mechanical power lossC1formaltechnical

    A decrease in transmitted power in a mechanical system caused by slipping, such as in belts, clutches, or gears.

    ptPerda de potência

    • The belt slippage caused a reduction in the machine's output speed.
    • Regular maintenance can prevent slippage in the drive system.
    • Excessive slippage in the clutch leads to poor acceleration.

    Sinônimosslipslipping

  2. Decline in performanceB2formal

    A decline from a standard level of performance, achievement, or quality.

    ptQueda de desempenho

    • The company reported a slight slippage in quarterly profits.
    • There has been a slippage in the student's grades this semester.
    • The project experienced schedule slippage due to unforeseen delays.

    Sinônimosdeclinedeteriorationdownturndropfalllapseregressionslumpweakening

    Antônimosadvancementimprovementprogress

  3. Failing to hold positionB2formal

    The act of failing to hold or slipping out of place, either physically or metaphorically.

    ptEscorregamento

    • The rope's slippage caused the load to shift dangerously.
    • Slippage of the foot on the wet floor led to a fall.
    • The anchor showed signs of slippage on the rocky seabed.

    Sinônimosdeclinedescentdeteriorationdropfalllapseregressionslideslip

    Antônimosgripholdtraction

Formas
  • slippages plural form
  • slippages' possessive plural form
  • slippage's possessive singular form