slip off
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To take off something you're wearing very easily, or to leave somewhere without telling people
"She slipped off her heels as soon as she got home."
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You just slip off of it.
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Which allows them to slip off their old
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get you because you slip off the bottom.
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Ben Shapiro · 4:55
The corners slip off, the fabric gets thinner, rougher.
To help fire this trebuchet, I climbed inside it
Tom Scott · 9:49
it doesn’t slip off earlier, and launches it further,