let slip

基本解釋

During those of his successor, George Bush, the public let slip its attention on overspending.
在他的繼任者喬治?佈什任職期間，公衆(zhòng)對(duì)過(guò)多開(kāi)支不加注意。
After that, he kept looking out his window for her, mourning the decade they had let slip by while married to other people.
從那以後他一直注意窗外，感傷過(guò)去錯(cuò)過(guò)的十年，和不同的人結(jié)了婚。
In March his aides let slip that he would make a big announcement during a stop at the state capitol in Atlanta, Georgia, only to retract the whole plan for reasons that still remain opaque.
三月份他的助手們無(wú)意中透露過(guò)，他將會(huì)在佐治亞州亞特蘭大州議會(huì)厛逗畱期間做一重大宣佈：由於各種仍保密的原因要取消整個(gè)競(jìng)選計(jì)劃。

Two of those are the price and the packaging, which online retailer Newegg has just let slip.
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The bottom line is that in Hollywood, successful franchises like Bond are too valuable to let slip away.
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All the while, members of Congress have let slip several opportunities to renew tax credits for the wind and solar industries.
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