slide in Latin
slide in Latin is lābor — slide means to move smoothly along a surface while staying in contact with it.
slide in Latin
lābor
(ergative) To (cause to) move in continuous contact with a surface.
What does "slide" mean?
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verb To move smoothly along a surface while staying in contact with it.
"The drawer slides open easily on its rails."
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verb To decrease gradually in amount, value, or quality.
"The company's share price slid steadily throughout the year."
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noun A playground structure that children climb up and slide down.
"The kids ran straight for the slide as soon as they reached the park."
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noun A single page of a computer presentation.
"She added a chart to the third slide of her presentation."
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slide in a sentence
- The drawer slides open easily on its rails.
- Kids lined up to slide down the hill on their sledges.
- The company's share price slid steadily throughout the year.
- The kids ran straight for the slide as soon as they reached the park.
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What is "slide" in Latin?
"slide" in Latin is lābor. slide means: To move smoothly along a surface while staying in contact with it.
How do you use "slide" in a sentence?
Example: "The drawer slides open easily on its rails." In Latin, "slide" is lābor.
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