slide — to move smoothly across a surface while maintaining contact with it
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to move smoothly across a surface while maintaining contact with it
Pronunciation (IPA): /slaɪd/
Korean meaning: 미끄러지다, 슬라이딩하다
Korean pronunciation: 슬라이드 (강세: 슬라이드)
Example Sentences
- My presentation has 20 slides, but half of them are just memes.
- The student tried to slide into the classroom unnoticed, but slipped and fell.
- She slides her card to pay for lunch.
slide
VERB//slaɪd//
to move smoothly across a surface while maintaining contact with it

a child sits on a wooden sled moving smoothly down the snowy slope while maintaining contact with the ground. The sled glides effortlessly across the white surface as snow sprays gently from both sides. The child's scarf flows behind them as they pick up speed going downhill. Other children at the top of the hill wait their turn with their own sleds. Parents watch from nearby as more kids prepare to follow the same path down. moving smoothly across a surface while maintaining contact with it
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Origin
고대 영어 'slīdan'에서 유래되어 '미끄러지다'는 의미로 발전했으며, 현대에는 발표 도구의 의미까지 확장되었습니다.
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“My presentation has 20 slides, but half of them are just memes.”
“The student tried to slide into the classroom unnoticed, but slipped and fell.”
“She slides her card to pay for lunch.”
“The ice slide at the winter festival was 50 meters long.”
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