slide off

The phrase "slide off" can describe both physical movements and subtle actions to avoid detection.

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Definition

B2Physical Movement

(general)To move smoothly and quickly off a surface.

Example

  • The book started to slide off the table when the cat jumped on it.
  • Be careful with that tray, the glasses might slide off.

B2Social Behavior

(informal)To leave a place or event quietly without being noticed.

Example

  • He tried to slide off from the meeting early to avoid any more questions.
  • She managed to slide off before anyone noticed she was gone.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "slide off":

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