“To slip off” in Japanese
Short answer
To slip off in Japanese is “滑り落ちる” (suberiochiru). Full meaning: to slip off.
Other ways to say “To slip off” in Japanese
ずる
zuru to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull
ずれる
zureru to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
脱げる
nugeru to come off, to slip down, to slip off
辷り落ちる
suberiochiru to slip off
滑りおちる
suberiochiru to slip off
すべり落ちる
suberiochiru to slip off
すべりおちる
suberiochiru to slip off
ずッ
zu to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull
ズレる
zureru to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
ずれ
zure to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated, to be out of alignment, to get dislodged, to deviate, to shift (position), to be out of sync, to be slightly off, to be off-point
ずろ
zuro to slide, to slip off, to get dislocated; to drag, to pull
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