slip through

英 [slɪp θruː]

美 [slɪp θruː]

未被察觉; 未被发现

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 蒙混过关
  If somethingslips througha set of checks or rules, it is accepted when in fact it should not be.
  1. ...hardened troublemakers who have slipped through the security checks...
     那些混过了安检的难缠的闹事者
  2. The slightest little bit of inattention can let something slip through.
     稍不留神就会让某些东西蒙混过关。

双语例句

• He catch the ball, then it slip through his finger.
  那球他已接住却又从手中滑脱了。
• He was sorry to have let the chance slip through his fingers.
  他遗憾，白白把这个机会丢掉了。
• Police men surrounded the building, but the thief managed to slip through their fingers.
  警察包围了大楼，便盗贼们设法从他们手底下溜走了。
• To slip through this Catch-22, forget the idea of jogging for an hour or slogging to the gym.
  要规避这个“循环矛盾”情况，忘了每天要小跑一小时，或要拖着沉重的步伐去健身房。
• Runners look for a gap in the fence to slip through or jump over.
  奔跑者寻找围栏的空隙随时准备滑过或跳过。
• I could see the light slip through the fingers.
  我能看到温暖的光线穿过我的手指。
• How many times you gonna let this guy slip through your fingers?
  你想让这家伙从你手指间溜走多少次啊？
• Fortunately, I learned from her finger to slip through the crevices.
  幸好我从她的指缝里溜掉了。
• We let the last chance of escape slip through our fingers.
  我们错过了最后一次逃走的机会。
• I had the chance of getting a good job, but let it slip through my fingers.
  我本来有机会找到一个好工作，但却白白地错过了。