slippery     
  slip‧per‧y /ˈslɪpəri/ BrE  AmE  adjective    [Word Family: noun: ↑slip, ↑slipper, ↑slippage, ↑slipperiness; verb: ↑slip; adjective: ↑slippery]   [Date: 1500-1600; Origin: slipper 'slippery' (11-19 centuries), from Old English slipor]   1. something that is slippery is difficult to hold, walk on etc because it is wet or ↑greasy:         In places, the path can be wet and slippery.        Harry’s palms were slippery with sweat.   2. informal someone who is slippery cannot be trusted:         Martin is a slippery customer (=someone you should not trust) so be careful what you say to him.   3. not having one clear meaning and able to be understood in different ways:         the slippery notion of ‘standards’   4. (be on) a/the slippery slope British English informal used to talk about a process or habit that is difficult to stop and which will develop into something extremely bad    (be on) a/the slippery slope to/towards        He is on the slippery slope to a life of crime.   —slipperiness noun [uncountable]
  slipperyhu| ◎ | ['slipəri] |  | ※ | tính từ |  |   | ■ | (thông tục) trơn, khó nắm giữ, khó đứng, khó đi |  |   | ☆ | it is slippery walking |  |   | đường trơn |  |   | ■ | dễ tuột, khó nắm, khó giữ (vấn đề, người...) |  |   | ☆ | to be slippery as an eel |  |   | lủi như chạch |  |   | ■ | nan giải, khó xử, khó giải quyết (về một tình huống, vấn đề..) |  |   | ■ | (thông tục) không tin được, không đáng tinh cậy, quay quắt, láu cá (người) |  |   | ☆ | a slippery customer  |  |   | anh chàng láu cá |  |   | 〆 | the slippery slope |  |   | ✓ | (thông tục) chiều hướng hành động có thể dễ dàng dẫn đến thất bại, tai hoạ.. |  
 
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