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slide over
1. To slip across the edge of something and fall down. He lost his footing and slid over the side of the roof, breaking his ankle in the fall. The car lost control on the ice and slid over the cliff.2. To cause someone or something to move closer [to someone or something else] while maintaining smooth, continual contact with some surface. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "slide" and "over." Slide over the contract so I can have a look at the fine print. Slide the patient over on the trolley so we can examine him in the light.3. To move one's position so as to make more space available for another person. Tom, would you slide over and make some room for Jack at the table? I wish this car ahead of us would just shove over a tiny bit so we could pass him!See also: over, slideslide over something
to slip or glide over something. The car almost slid over the edge of the cliff. We almost slid over the edge.See also: over, slide- fall to pieces
- fall by the wayside
- fall by the wayside, to
- fall in on
- fall in on [someone or something]
- drop across
- drop across [someone or something]
- drop down
- fallen
- fall from grace, to
slide over
pass over quickly； barely touch upon略过；稍为触及This is not a matter that can be slid over；let's discuss it openly．这不是一个可以随便滑过去的问题，还是让我们坦率地加以讨论吧。
You may slide over the problem now， but I'm quite sure it will crop up again one day．眼下你可以回避这个问题，不过，我相信这问题有一天还会出现的。