slip up

英 [ˈslɪp ʌp]

美 [ˈslɪp ʌp]

出现疏漏; 出小差错

柯林斯词典

verb

Making mistakes is part of being a parent, and discipline is an area where we slip up constantly.
犯错误是为人父母的一部分，惩戒则是最常犯错误的领域。
When handling a high explosive substance like nitroglycerin, even the slightest slip up could be fatal.
处理像硝化甘油这种高度爆炸性的物品时，即使是最轻微的过失也可能致命。
Ken: Nancy would pounce. She's just waiting for me to slip up so she can take me down.
南希可是会伺机猛扑的。她就是在等我失足，这样她便可以打垮我。
Mark: slip up? You mean fall down?
三木：一不留神？你是说一失足吗？
Nobody expected them to slip up against Wigan Athletic and they duly cantered to victory in what was a one-sided contest.
虽然没人指望他们能够把维根打得毫无还手之力，但这确实是一场一边倒的比赛。
In an organisation our size, it is inevitable that we will from time to time see people slip up and make an error.
在一个像我们这样庞大的机构里，我们偶尔有人疏忽犯错是不可避免的。
There were occasions when we slipped up
有时候我们也会出错。
The slip of paper curled up from the heat of the fire.
纸条受到火烤卷起来了。
So why did I slip up?
那么，我为什么疏忽了呢？
One boy in particular received a punishment slip for dressing up as Superman.
有个男孩收到了一份处罚单，原因是他打扮成超人。