slip up

英 [ˈslɪp ʌp]

美 [ˈslɪp ʌp]

出现疏漏; 出小差错

法律

柯林斯词典

• See also:There were occasions when we slipped up...You will see exactly where you are slipping up.slip-up

英英释义

verb

• make an error
  1. She slipped up and revealed the name
  Synonym:stumbletrip up

双语例句

• The slip of paper curled up from the heat of the fire.
  纸条受到火烤卷起来了。
• One boy in particular received a punishment slip for dressing up as Superman.
  有个男孩收到了一份处罚单，原因是他打扮成超人。
• A win would at least keep Chelsea within reach-the Blues are now two points ahead-and could even put the Reds top if the leaders slip up at home to Everton.
  如果取胜至少可以暂时超过领先2分的切尔西，如果领头羊在埃弗顿身上失手的话甚至可以帮助曼联登上榜首。
• You may still slip up sometimes and find yourself putting things off.
  有时你也许还是会疏漏，发现自己在拖延。
• In an organisation our size, it is inevitable that we will from time to time see people slip up and make an error.
  在一个像我们这样庞大的机构里，我们偶尔有人疏忽犯错是不可避免的。
• One way we create ill feelings in our relationships is by demanding that our partner never slip up.
  我们的夫妻关系中制造不良感受的一个办法就是使用命令，而我们的伴侣却从不吃这套。
• It's up to us to put pressure on them and the only way we can do that is by going on a long run of wins, while hoping our rivals slip up here and there.
  我们必须给他们施压，我们唯一能做的就是保持连胜。希望我们的对手能摔跟头。
• Nobody expected them to slip up against Wigan Athletic and they duly cantered to victory in what was a one-sided contest.
  虽然没人指望他们能够把维根打得毫无还手之力，但这确实是一场一边倒的比赛。
• Don't slip up by becoming lazy or too casual with your social media content.
  不要因懒惰或太随便对待社交媒体的内容毁了你。
• You will see exactly where you are slipping up.
  你会确切地知道自己哪里出了错。