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51slide — (izg. slȁjd) m DEFINICIJA 1. glazb. žarg. tehnika sviranja gitare; »klizeći« (neprekinuti) tonovi postižu se metalnim cilindrom ili grlićem boce navučenim na mali prst 2. tehn. pozitiv fotografije na prozirnom materijalu namijenjen prikazivanju… …
52slide fastener — slide′ fas tener n. clo zipper 1) • Etymology: 1935–40 …
53slide knot — slide′ knot n. a slipknot formed with two half hitches • Etymology: 1930–35 …
54slide rule — slide′ rule n. math. a mechanical calculator consisting of a ruler with a sliding section, both bearing logarithmic scales • Etymology: 1875–80 …
55slide — [v] move smoothly; move down accelerate, coast, drift, drive, drop, fall, fall off, flow, glide, glissade, launch, move, move along, move over, propel, sag, scooch*, shift, shove, skate, skid, skim, slip, slither, slump, smooth along, spill,… …
56slide rule — ► NOUN ▪ a ruler with a sliding central strip, marked with logarithmic scales and used for making rapid calculations …
57slide fastener — ☆ slide fastener n. a zipper or a zipperlike device having two grooved plastic edges joined or separated by a sliding tab, or pull …
58slide knot — n. a kind of slipknot: see KNOT1 …
59slide rule — n. a mechanical mathematical device consisting of a ruler with a central sliding piece, both parts being marked with various number scales: used to find square roots, logarithms, quotients, etc. rapidly …
60slide trombone — n. TROMBONE …
