slide in English: To move smoothly over a surface without stopping. A slide is also the playground toy you slide down. (verb)

Translation

To move smoothly over a surface without stopping. A slide is also the playground toy you slide down.

Word origin

From Old English slidan, meaning to glide or slip, from the same old root as sledge.

Verb typeirregular (slide, slid, slid)

Irregular verb. A full conjugation table for irregular verbs is coming soon. For now, use a reference like Wordreference or RAE.

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To slide is to move smoothly without lifting off the surface.

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The past form is slid, not slided.

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Here "slide" is a noun: the playground toy.

fall

To move down quickly towards the ground.

ice

Water that has become hard and solid because it is very cold.

down

Towards or in a lower place; from a higher point to a lower one.

child

A young person who is not yet grown up, or someone's son or daughter.

swing

To move back and forth or from side to side while hanging from something.

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