slip [slip] n. 小错误
comedy [ˈkɔmidi] n. 喜剧
present [priˈzent, ˈprezənt] v. 演出；adj. 出席，到场的
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A: I guarantee to be present.
B: That's good. Don't be late.
A：我保证一定出席。
B：太好了，别迟到了。
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queue [kjuː] v. 排队
dull [dʌl] adj. 枯燥的，无味的
【扩】bald 单调的
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A: The story is so dull.
B: You can repeat it.
A：这个故事太无聊了。
B：你说得太对了。
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artiste [ɑːˈtiːst] n. 艺人
advertiser [ˈædvətaizə] n. 报幕员
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A: You are not a qualified advertiser.
B: Sorry, I was so nervous today.
A：你不是一个合格的报幕员。
B：对不起，我今天太紧张了。
verb [vi. 不及物动词]滑倒，失足；溜走，悄悄地走；迅速放置（某物），偷偷塞；（物）滑落，脱落；滑行，打滑；变坏，下降；陷入，进入（困难或不愉快的处境）；（迅速利落地把衣服）穿上，脱下（slip into/out of）；飞逝，过得飞快；挣脱，解开（结） - She slipped out of the jacket and tossed it on the couch.
noun [具体名词]滑，滑倒；滑动；（滑轮或其他装置因皮带、绳索打滑而导致的）转差，空转；（飞机飞行中的）侧滑；（地质）滑移，滑距；（板球运动中击球员右后方的）防守位置；（制陶器用的）泥浆，泥釉；（可迅速解开的）牵狗皮带（或绳索）；（两个码头之间供轮船停靠的）泊位 - A slip is a small or unimportant mistake.
动/滑行：
- She slipped on the icy sidewalk.（她在结冰的人行道上滑倒了。）
- The boat slipped smoothly through the water.（小船在水上平稳地滑行。）
不小心滑倒：
- Be careful not to slip on the wet floor.（小心不要在湿地板上滑倒。）
溜走/悄悄离开：
- He slipped out of the room without anyone noticing.（他悄悄地溜出房间，没人注意到。）
放过/错过：
- I can't believe I slipped the opportunity to meet my favorite actor.（我无法相信我错过了见我最喜欢的演员的机会。）
滑落/掉落：
- The book slipped from her hand and fell on the floor.（书从她手中滑落在地上。）
不慎透露/说漏嘴：
- She slipped and mentioned the surprise party.（她不慎提到了惊喜派对。）
穿上（通常指迅速穿上衣物）：
- He slipped into his jacket and ran out the door.（他穿上外套，跑出了门。）
滑动/放入：
- She slipped the letter into the envelope.（她把信滑进信封。）
差错/疏忽(小错误，失误，疏漏)：
- I made a slip in my calculations.（我在计算中犯了个错误。）
- You’ve made some slips (of the pen) in your report.
- When he was nervous, he would sometimes make a slip of tongue.
跌倒/滑倒：
- The hiker slipped and fell while climbing the mountain.（登山者在攀登山时滑倒了。）
一些常见的短语和表达与 "slip" 有关
- slip of the tongue：口误，说漏嘴。
- slip through the cracks：被忽视，被忽略。
- let something slip：不慎透露某事。
- slip into something more comfortable：换上更舒适的衣物，通常指换睡衣。
- slip a note：写一张纸条。
"slip" 的确切意义取决于上下文，因此在理解和使用时要考虑周围的语境。
noun [具体名词]喜剧，喜剧片；滑稽的事物，搞笑的东西；滑稽，诙谐 - The movie is a romantic comedy.
adjective [原级]（人）在场的，出席的；（事物）存在的；现在的，目前的；正在考虑的，正在讨论的；（语法）现在时（态）的；强烈感觉到的， 历历在目的 - He has brought much of the present crisis on himself.
noun [抽象名词]现在，眼前；礼物，赠品；（举枪的）瞄准（姿势）；（语法）现在时 - The present is the period of time that we are in now and the things that are happening now.
verb [vt. 及物动词]颁发，赠送；出示（护照等供检查）；正式提交（支票，账单），递交；<法律> 向法院正式提交（投诉，申请，证据）；<正式> 正式引见，介绍（尤指重要人物）；现身（某地），正式出席；向主教推荐已被委任的牧师就任（圣职）；引出 - If you present someone with something such as a prize or document, or if you present it to them, you formally give it to them.
| 名词 n. | 动词 v. | 形容词 adj. |
|---|---|---|
| /ˈprez(ə)nt/ | /preˈz(ə)nt/ | |
| 礼物；现在 | 演出、赠送、提出，表示，引见 | 出席，到场；现在的 |
- The winner was presented a gold medal. 被赠送
- The committee will present a report next month. 将提交
- He presented his apologies. 表示
- May I present Mr. Smith to you? 引见
noun [具体名词]<英>（人、汽车等的）队，行列；<英>（为得到某机会而等待的）长列，长队；（计算机）队列；呼叫队列；<古>辫子 - The queue gradually shuffled forward.
verb [vt. 及物动词]<英>排队（等候）；竞相，抢着（做某事）；（计算机）排成队列，排队 - To queue a number of computer tasks means to arrange them to be done in order.
v.排队
- We had to queue for hours... 我们不得不排几个小时的队。
n.队伍，长队
- wait in the queue 排队等候
- jump the queue 插队
adjective [原级]枯燥无聊的；无精打采的；不明亮的；（声音）不清晰的；阴沉的；不明显的，隐隐的；钝的；迟钝的，愚笨的；萧条的 - I felt she found me boring and dull.
verb [vt. 及物动词]减轻，缓解；使迟钝；（使）变模糊，变暗淡；（使刀或刀片等）变钝；（兴趣、痛苦等）减少 - Her eyes dulled and she gazed blankly.
noun [具体名词]艺人；大师，能手 - Every artiste should learn to be like her.
noun [专属名词]广告商，广告客户；登广告者；…广告报 - An advertiser can use it nationally, by region, by markets, and even by specific locations within those markets.
