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Idiom

slip of the tongue

Theme: COMMUNICATION - VERBAL

an error in speaking where a word is pronounced incorrectly, or where something that the speaker did not mean to say is said.

I didn't mean to tell her that. It was a slip of the tongue.I failed to understand the instructions because the speaker made a slip of the tongue at an important point.

slip of the tongue

A small mistake made when speaking. I accidentally called John by his brother's name. It was just a slip of the tongue. The news anchor's innocent slip of the tongue has gone viral, of course.

slip of the tongue

an error in speaking in which a word is pronounced incorrectly, or in which the speaker says something unintentionally. I didn't mean to tell her that. It was a slip of the tongue. I failed to understand the instructions because the speaker made a slip of the tongue at an important point.

a slip of the tongue

A slip of the tongue is something that you said by mistake. At one stage he referred to her as James's `fiancée' but later said that was a slip of the tongue and that they were not formally engaged.

a slip of the ˈtongue/ˈpen

a small mistake when speaking or writing: Did I say North Street? Sorry, that was a slip of the tongue — I meant South Street.

词组	slip of the tongue
释义	Idiom slip of the tongue Theme: COMMUNICATION - VERBAL an error in speaking where a word is pronounced incorrectly, or where something that the speaker did not mean to say is said. I didn't mean to tell her that. It was a slip of the tongue.I failed to understand the instructions because the speaker made a slip of the tongue at an important point. Idiom slip of the tongue a mistake you make when speaking, such as using the wrong word. Did I say she was forty? I meant fourteen - just a slip of the tongue. slip of the tongue A small mistake made when speaking. I accidentally called John by his brother's name. It was just a slip of the tongue. The news anchor's innocent slip of the tongue has gone viral, of course. slip of the tongue an error in speaking in which a word is pronounced incorrectly, or in which the speaker says something unintentionally. I didn't mean to tell her that. It was a slip of the tongue. I failed to understand the instructions because the speaker made a slip of the tongue at an important point. a slip of the tongue A slip of the tongue is something that you said by mistake. At one stage he referred to her as James's `fiancée' but later said that was a slip of the tongue and that they were not formally engaged. a slip of the ˈtongue/ˈpen a small mistake when speaking or writing: Did I say North Street? Sorry, that was a slip of the tongue — I meant South Street.
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