slip in
The phrase "slip in" is versatile and used in various contexts, often involving subtle or discreet actions.
Definition
B2General
(common)To enter or move somewhere quietly or without being noticed.
Example
- He managed to slip in through the back door without anyone noticing.
B2Communication
(common)To add or include something subtly in a conversation or text.
Example
- She slipped in a comment about her new job during the meeting.
C1Sports
(technical, soccer)To make a subtle pass to a teammate in a scoring position.
Example
- The midfielder slipped in a perfect pass to the striker.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "slip in":
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