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I. slide [Brit slʌɪd, Am slaɪd] N

1. slide (chute):

slide (in playground, factory): toboggan m

slide (for logs): glissoir m

slide (on ice): glissoire f

escape/water slide: toboggan d'évacuation/aquatique

2. slide PHOTO:

slide: diapositive f

holiday slides: diapositives de vacances

lecture with slides: conférence avec projections

3. slide (microscope plate):

slide: lame f porte-objet

4. slide Brit (hair clip):

slide: barrette f

5. slide MUS (slur):

slide: coulé m

6. slide MUS (trombone):

slide: coulisse f

7. slide (decline):

slide fig: baisse f (in de)

II. slide <pret, pp slid> [Brit slʌɪd, Am slaɪd] VB trans (move)

slide bolt, component: faire glisser

to slide sth forward: faire glisser quelque chose vers l'avant

they slid the boat into the water: ils ont fait glisser le bateau dans l'eau

to slide a letter into an envelope/under the door: glisser une lettre dans une enveloppe/sous la porte

to slide a key into one's pocket: glisser une clé dans sa poche

to slide a sword out of its scabbard: sortir une épée de son fourreau

III. slide <pret, pp slid> [Brit slʌɪd, Am slaɪd] VB intr

1. slide:

slide, a. slide about Brit slide around (slip) car, person:: glisser, partir en glissade (into dans, on sur)

to slide off roof, table, deck: glisser de

to slide off road: sortir de

2. slide (move):

to slide down slope: dévaler

to slide down bannister: glisser le long de

to slide in and out drawer, component:: coulisser

to slide up and down window:: coulisser de bas en haut

to slide out of/into person: seat, room: se glisser hors de/dans

3. slide (decline):

slide prices, shares:: baisser

the economy is sliding into recession: l'économie est sur la pente de la récession

to let sth slide: laisser qc aller à la dérive

after his wife's death he let things slide: après la mort de sa femme il a tout laissé aller à la dérive

slide rule Brit, slide ruler Am N

slide rule: règle f à calcul

water slide N

water slide: toboggan m de piscine

slide trombone N

slide trombone: trombone m à coulisse

I. slide back VB [Brit slʌɪd -, Am slaɪd -] (slide [sth] back, slide back [sth])

slide back car seat: reculer

slide back bolt: tirer

slide back hatch, sunroof: refermer

slide out VB [Brit slʌɪd -, Am slaɪd -]

slide out drawer, component:

slide out: coulisser

slide away VB [Brit slʌɪd -, Am slaɪd -]

slide away person:

slide away: s'éclipser inf

lantern slide N

lantern slide: plaque f de lanterne magique

slide fastener N Am

slide fastener: fermeture f à glissière

slide fastener: fermeture f éclair ®

slide-action ADJ

slide-action gun:

slide-action: à culasse mobile

English

English

French

French

slide show N

slide show of professional slides: diaporama m

slide show of private slides: séance f diapos

I. slide <slid, slid [or sliding]> [slaɪd] VB intr

1. slide (glide smoothly):

slide: glisser

2. slide (move quietly):

to slide somewhere: se glisser quelque part

3. slide (decline):

slide: se dégrader

to slide back into one's old habits: prendre des mauvaises habitudes

to let sth/things slide: laisser faire qc/les choses

II. slide <slid, slid [or sliding]> [slaɪd] VB trans

slide: pousser

III. slide [slaɪd] N

1. slide (act of sliding):

slide: glissade f

2. slide (sliding place on ice):

slide: patinoire f

3. slide (playground structure):

slide: toboggan m

4. slide GEO:

slide: glissement m

5. slide no pl FIN:

slide: baisse f

6. slide PHOTO:

slide: diapositive f

7. slide (glass for microscope):

slide: porte-objet m

8. slide MUS:

slide: mouvement m

9. slide Brit (hair clip):

slide: barrette f

colo(u)r slide N

colo(u)r slide: diapositive f couleur

slide projector N

slide projector: projecteur m de diapositives

hair slide N

hair slide: barrette f

slide rule N

slide rule: règle f à calcul

slide control N

slide control: régulateur m

toboggan run, toboggan slide N

toboggan run: piste f de luge

French

French

English

English

diapositive: slide

séance de diapositives: slide show

passer des diapositives: to show slides

coulisser sur qc: to slide along sth

English

English

French

French

I. slide <slid, slid> [slaɪd] VB intr

1. slide (glide smoothly):

slide: glisser

2. slide (move quietly):

to slide somewhere: se glisser quelque part

3. slide (decline):

slide: se dégrader

to slide back into one's old habits: reprendre ses mauvaises habitudes

to let sth/things slide: laisser faire qc/les choses

II. slide <slid, slid> [slaɪd] VB trans

slide: pousser

III. slide [slaɪd] N

1. slide (act of sliding):

slide: glissade f

2. slide (at playground):

slide: toboggan m

3. slide (on ice):

slide: patinoire f

4. slide GEO:

slide: glissement m

5. slide PHOTO:

slide: diapositive f

6. slide (glass for microscope):

slide: porte-objet m

7. slide MUS:

slide: mouvement m

slide show N

slide show (professional): diaporama m

slide show (private): séance f diapos

slide projector N

slide projector: projecteur m de diapositives

slide control N

slide control: régulateur m

slide rule N

slide rule: règle f à calcul

French

French

English

English

diapositive: slide

glissade: slide

coulisser sur qc: to slide along sth

toboggan: slide

escamoter incident, problème: to slide over

glissière de moteur: motor slide rail

Present
I	slide
you	slide
he/she/it	slides
we	slide
you	slide
they	slide

Past
I	slid
you	slid
he/she/it	slid
we	slid
you	slid
they	slid

Present Perfect
I	have	slid
you	have	slid
he/she/it	has	slid
we	have	slid
you	have	slid
they	have	slid

Past Perfect
I	had	slid
you	had	slid
he/she/it	had	slid
we	had	slid
you	had	slid
they	had	slid

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to slide somewhere: se glisser quelque part

to slide back into one's old habits: prendre des mauvaises habitudes

to let sth/things slide: laisser faire qc/les choses

to show slides: faire une séance diapos

faire glisser qc sur la glace: to make sth slide across the ice

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

White stepped outside of his usual methods in creating this sequence, which consists of 80 color slides intended to be seen on dual projectors.

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In 1951 color slides were introduced and prints began to be exhibited in local theatres and department stores.

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More reasons for me to keep scanning my old negatives and color slides kept in an old suitcase for almost 20 years!

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He helped bring nature motifs indoors through the use of color slides.

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Years ago, when he first started to enthrall live audiences with his story, he relied on color slides and a projector.

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