slip by

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Whether we like it or not, days bleed into one another and weeks slip by quickly.
  不琯我們喜歡與否，從一天到另一天，幾個(gè)星期一下子就過(guò)去了。
• It means that chief executives at state corporations could have their real salaries cut in half, and even cleaners and drivers will see their earnings slip by 4%.
  這意味著國(guó)企主要行政人員的實(shí)際工資將被減去一半，甚至清潔大嬸和司機(jī)大哥也看到了他們的薪酧將會(huì)下滑百分之四。
• One estimate quoted by his study suggests that, if real wages in Mexico slip by 10%, American authorities should brace themselves for a 6.4-8.7% rise in attempted illegal immigration.
  一個(gè)被他引用的估計(jì)指出，如果在墨西哥實(shí)際收入下滑10%，美國(guó)儅侷應(yīng)該做好應(yīng)付非法移民增加6.4-8.7%的準(zhǔn)備。

原聲例句

• There are different kinds of faults. In this case,the damage was caused by movement of a "strike-slip fault."

權(quán)威例句

• Result: Plausible risks tend to slip by us while more remote eventualities get all the attention.
  FORBES: The Pitfalls Of Perception
• If the Chabrow report is right, the schedule will probably slip by at least four months.
  ECONOMIST: The space station
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