slide
word
/ˈsɫaɪd/
slyd
/slˈaɪd/
slyd
Definition
To move smoothly across a surface, often easily and without lifting. As a noun, it can also mean playground equipment children go down, or one page of a presentation.
Usage & Nuances
Very common as both a verb and a noun. Use 'slide across/into/out of' for movement, 'go down the slide' for playground equipment, and 'next slide' for presentations. Don't confuse it with 'slip': 'slide' is usually smoother and more controlled, while 'slip' is often accidental.
Spanish: deslizarse - tobogán - diapositivaPortuguese (BR): deslizar - escorregador - slide (apresentação)Portuguese (PT): deslizar - escorrega - diapositivoChinese (Simplified): 滑动 - 滑梯 - 幻灯片Chinese (Traditional): 滑動 - 溜滑梯 - 投影片Hindi: फिसलना - फिसलपट्टी - स्लाइड (प्रस्तुति)Arabic: ينزلق - زحليقة - شريحة عرضBengali: স্লাইড (খেলাধুলার যন্ত্র/প্রেজেন্টেশন) - পিছলে যাওয়া (চলাচল করা)Russian: скользить - горка (игровая) - слайд (презентация)Japanese: 滑る - すべり台 - スライドVietnamese: trượt - cầu trượt - trang trình chiếuKorean: 미끄러지다 - 미끄럼틀 - 슬라이드Turkish: kaymak - kaydırak - slaytUrdu: پھسلنا - سلائیڈ (جھولا/پریزنٹیشن)Indonesian: meluncur - perosotan - slide (presentasi)
Example Sentences
The kids are playing on the slide.
basic
Please read the first slide.
basic
She slid into the seat before the movie started.
natural
Can you go back to the last slide for a second?
natural
I almost slid on the wet floor.
natural
The glass can slide off the table.
basic