slip up

英 [ˈslɪp ʌp]

美 [ˈslɪp ʌp]

出现疏漏; 出小差错

柯林斯词典

verb

The slip of paper curled up from the heat of the fire.
纸条受到火烤卷起来了。
Used when you want to loop that will not slip or close up.
用于当你想要一个不会滑落或打不开的环孔时。
Mark: slip up? You mean fall down?
三木：一不留神？你是说一失足吗？
"Is this the day I slip end up back on the street?"
“我是否正睡在某个街角？”
Don't slip up by becoming lazy or too casual with your social media content.
不要因懒惰或太随便对待社交媒体的内容毁了你。
When it comes to tackling a job, youre almost guaranteed to slip up once in a while.
在处理一项工作时，差不多你偶尔就会出差错。
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。
I entered the library as I had always done when on errands for whites, but I felt that I would somehow slip up and betray myself.
我像以往为白人跑腿一样走进图书馆，但我感觉自己会不知何故地出差错暴露自己。
One way we create ill feelings in our relationships is by demanding that our partner never slip up.
我们的夫妻关系中制造不良感受的一个办法就是使用命令，而我们的伴侣却从不吃这套。
There were occasions when we slipped up
有时候我们也会出错。