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slip out
phrasal verb with slipverbuk /slɪp/ us /slɪp/-pp-
C2
If a remark slips out, you say it without intending to.被无意说出
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slip out | American Dictionary
slip out
phrasal verb with slipverbus/slɪp/-pp-
(BECOME KNOWN)
to become known or be spoken unexpectedly:
These rude and unappreciated remarks just slipped out when he introduced me.
slip out (something)
phrasal verb with slipverbus/slɪp/-pp-
(LEAVE QUIETLY)
to leave quietly or quickly so that no one will notice:
He slipped out to make a phone call.
Before I could say anything she had gathered her books and slipped out the door (= left quickly through the door).
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