“To slip down” in Japanese
Short answer
To slip down in Japanese is “ずり落ちる” (zuriochiru). Full meaning: to slip down, to slide down, to glide down.
Other ways to say “To slip down” in Japanese
脱げる
nugeru to come off, to slip down, to slip off
ずり下がる
zurisagaru to slide down, to slip down
ずっこける
zukkokeru to fall down (e.g. off a chair), to slip down (e.g. one's eyeglasses), to slide down; to make a fool of oneself; to whoop it up, to be on the spree, to cut loose, to mess around
滑り降りる
suberioriru to slide down, to slip down
ずりおちる
zuriochiru to slip down, to slide down, to glide down
ズッコケる
zukkokeru to fall down (e.g. off a chair), to slip down (e.g. one's eyeglasses), to slide down; to make a fool of oneself; to whoop it up, to be on the spree, to cut loose, to mess around
ずりおち
zuriochi to slip down, to slide down, to glide down
ずり落っ
zurio to slip down, to slide down, to glide down
ずり落ち
zuriochi to slip down, to slide down, to glide down
ずりおっ
zurio to slip down, to slide down, to glide down
ずりおちん
zuriochin to slip down, to slide down, to glide down
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