slip

to move your foot or body in a way that makes you lose balance and fall slightly

resbalar, caerse un poco

• slip on something
• slip into/out of

Collocations slip on a banana peel · slip out of your shoes

• She slipped on the ice and fell.

  Ella resbaló sobre el hielo y cayó.

to make a mistake or say something wrong by accident

equivocarse, cometer un error

• slip up

Collocations slip of the tongue · slip into bad habits

• He slipped and said her name instead of his wife's.

  Él se equivocó y dijo su nombre en lugar del de su esposa.

to pass or go somewhere quietly and secretly without being noticed

colarse, pasar sin ser notado

• slip into/out of

• She slipped out of the room without anyone noticing.

  Ella se coló fuera de la habitación sin que nadie lo notara.

to lose or misplace something by accident

perder, extraviar algo accidentalmente

• slip from your mind

Collocations slip of the memory · slip out of your pocket

• I slipped my keys in the park.

  Perdí mis llaves en el parque.

a mistake or error, especially when you say something wrong by accident

error, equivocación

• make a slip

• It was just a slip of the tongue.

  Fue solo un error de lengua.

a piece of clothing that you wear under your other clothes, especially to protect them from sweat or dirt

sudadera interior, camiseta interior

• wear a slip

• She wore a white slip under her dress.

  Ella llevaba una sudadera interior blanca debajo de su vestido.

a thin piece of paper that is used for writing or printing something on it, especially a receipt or ticket

recibo, boleto

• fill out a slip

• He filled out the slip and handed it to the cashier.

  Él llenó el recibo y se lo entregó al cajero.

a small piece of paper or plastic that is used to hold something, especially in a store or office

etiqueta, tarjeta de identificación

• attach a slip

• Attach the slip to your order form.

  Adjunta la etiqueta al formulario de pedido.