slid Idiom

slide over

pass over quickly； barely touch upon略过；稍为触及
This is not a matter that can be slid over；let's discuss it openly．这不是一个可以随便滑过去的问题，还是让我们坦率地加以讨论吧。
You may slide over the problem now， but I'm quite sure it will crop up again one day．眼下你可以回避这个问题，不过，我相信这问题有一天还会出现的。

let things slide

Idiom(s): let things slide

Theme: NEGLECT

to ignore the things that one is supposed to do; to fall behind in the doing of one's work.
• I am afraid that I have let things slide while I was recovering from my operation.
• If I let things slide for even one day, I get hopelessly behind in my work.

let sth slide

Idiom(s): let sth slide

Theme: NEGLECT

to neglect something. (Informal.)
• John let his lessons slide.
• Jane doesn't let her work slide.

let sth slide by

Idiom(s): let something slip by AND let something slide by

Theme: FORGETFULNESS

to forget or miss an important time or date.
• I'm sorry I just let your birthday slip by.
• I let it slide by accidentally.

Landslide victory

A landslide victory is a victory in an election by a very large margin.

landslide

n. An overwhelming victory during a political election. Ronald Reagan won the election of 1980 in a landslide.

let slide

let slide
see let ride; let slip.

slide

slide
see let ride; let slip.