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slide (slīd) a glass plate on which objects are placed for microscopic examination.
slide (sld)
n.
A small glass plate for mounting specimens to be examined under a microscope.
slide [slīd]
a piece of glass or other transparent substance on which material is placed for examination under the microscope.
slide
a piece of glass or other transparent substance on which material is placed for examination under the microscope.
acetate tape slide
see acetate tape slide.
slide culture technique
a rapid method of preparing fungal colonies for examination and identification.
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In the third set, it looked as if the Spanish tandem would rue letting slide a 5-1 lead.
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They have overregulated interstate banking and squelched healthy competition among different kinds of financial institutions, says King, while letting slide the risky investments that underlie the recent rash of bank failures.
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