slip in

英 [slɪp ɪn]

美 [slɪp ɪn]

不失时机地插入

英英释义

verb

• insert casually
  1. She slipped in a reference to her own work
  Synonym:stick insneak ininsert

双语例句

• The first time a group of protesters showed up, my advance team called the car I was in and suggested that I slip in through the rear entrance to avoid a confrontation.
  第一次遇到抗议者时，我的先导队叫住我坐的车，建议我从后门溜进去，以避免冲突。
• Would she buy it too, calling the items from a slip in her hand.
  也买腰子吗？她念着手里那片纸上的项目。
• After a noticeable pause the lecturer continued. You can slip in after this piece of music is played.
  演讲在一段可感知的停顿后继续进行。这支曲子演奏完后你可以悄悄进去。
• If we filed in late and had to sit up front, nine of us tried to slip in quietly.
  如果我们一行九人来晚了只好坐在前面，我们便尽可能悄悄地溜进去。
• I got a pink slip in my pay envelope nowadays.
  今天，我的薪水袋里加了一张解雇通知书。
• There has been a slip in the quality of your work.
  你的工作质量有所下降。
• Tire slip in the sideways direction.
  在斜向一边的方向的轮胎滑动。
• He might have let something slip in a moment of weakness.
  他可能一时大意说漏了嘴。
• He took a slip in the bathroom.
  他在浴室里滑了一跤。
• Then again, what you really needed for this study was a control group that stays home, only to slip in the bathtub.
  话又说回来，要真正完成这一研究你还真需要一个实验参照组，实验人员都呆在家，但不料竟在浴缸里滑倒。