词典释义：
a surface of which one end or side is at a higher level than another; a rising or falling surface
斜坡；坡地
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he slithered helplessly down the slope. 他控制不住自己滑下斜坡。
a difference in level or sideways position between the two ends or sides of a thing
倾斜；斜度；坡度
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the roof should have a slope sufficient for proper drainage 屋顶应具备能有效排水的坡度
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[mass noun]
the backward slope of the chair .椅子的后倾度。
(常作
山坡（尤指滑雪场）
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a tenminute cable car ride delivers you to the slopes.
坐十分钟缆车你就可到达滑雪场。
the gradient of a graph at any point
斜率。
【电子】 斜率。
〈美， 非正式，冒犯〉 东方人（尤指越南人）。
(of a surface or line)be inclined from a horizontal or vertical line; slant up or down
（表面，线状物）倾斜；有坡度
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the garden sloped down to a stream 花园顺坡而下延伸到一条小河
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the ceiling sloped 天花板有坡度
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[as adj.
sloping ]a sloping floor .倾斜的地面。
[with obj.]place or arrange in such a position or inclination
使倾斜；使有坡度
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Poole sloped his shoulders 普尔斜着肩膀
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[as adj.
sloped ]a sloped leather writing surface .有坡度的皮写字板。
[no obj., with adverbial of direction]
〈非正式〉 逛；随意走动
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I had seen Don sloping about the beach .我以前见过唐在海滩上溜达。
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at the slope Military （of a rifle） held with the barrel on the left shoulder and the butt in the left hand 【军】 （枪）左肩扛着的 -
slope arms Military hold a rifle at the slope 【军】 扛枪
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slope off informal leave unobtrusively, typically in order to evade work or duty 〈非正式〉 悄悄溜走（尤指逃避工作或值班）the men sloped off looking ashamed of themselves . 那些人悄悄溜走了，满脸羞愧的样子
"late 16th cent. （as a verb）： from the obsolete adverb
