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'''Slide''' is a smooth surface, sloping channel or track for sliding, usually inclined. (German: die Rutsche), (Spanish: tobogán), (French: toboggan), (Russian: ледяная дорожка), (Japanese: すべり台 ) . | '''Slide''' is a smooth surface, sloping channel or track for sliding, usually inclined. (German: die Rutsche), (Spanish: tobogán), (French: toboggan), (Russian: ледяная дорожка), (Japanese: すべり台 ) . | ||
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In [[Photography]], a color positive (transparency) mounted on a cardboard frame so that it can be put in a [[slide projector]]. | In [[Photography]], a color positive (transparency) mounted on a cardboard frame so that it can be put in a [[slide projector]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:40, July 10, 2007
Slide is a smooth surface, sloping channel or track for sliding, usually inclined. (German: die Rutsche), (Spanish: tobogán), (French: toboggan), (Russian: ледяная дорожка), (Japanese: すべり台 ) .
Also:
In Photography, a color positive (transparency) mounted on a cardboard frame so that it can be put in a slide projector.
In Music a portamento.
In Geology a landslide or the like.
In Baseball to drop down and skid into a base to avoid being put out.