0 past simple and past participle of slide
When the target position is below the surface, the end-effector is slid on the surface and a compliant force is applied to the surface.
A car slid off the road and a package fell from the car into the lake.
Each word's conventional spelling was shown and pronounced, and students repeated the word as they slid their finger beneath its letters.
A gastroscope is a special flexible instrument that can be slid down into the stomach.
It was from such useful positions that they slid into destitution and vagrancy.
Both characters were earnest, ethical, and slid from irony to cynicism when dealing with the absurdities of existence.
After several seconds, however, he opened his eyes, slid off her lap and, crossing the room, renewed his play.
While first-person narratives appeared at first to possess greater veracity than historians' accounts, during the eighteenth century these narratives slid into the realm of fiction.
