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slippage

/ˈslɪpɪdʒ/

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noun

Abrutschen, Rutschen

The act of slipping, especially from a secure location.

Examples :

"The construction worker reported a dangerous slippage of soil near the foundation, requiring immediate stabilization. "

Der Bauarbeiter meldete ein gefährliches Abrutschen des Bodens in der Nähe des Fundaments, was eine sofortige Stabilisierung erforderte.

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noun

Verschiebung, Abrutschen

The amount by which something has slipped.

Examples :

"The contractor measured the slippage of the new tiles to ensure they were properly installed. "

Der Bauunternehmer maß die Verschiebung der neuen Fliesen, um sicherzustellen, dass sie richtig verlegt wurden.

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noun

Verschlechterung, Abnahme

A lessening of performance or achievement.

Examples :

"Supply-chain problems led to a slippage in production last week."

Probleme in der Lieferkette führten letzte Woche zu einer Verschlechterung der Produktion.

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noun

Rutschen, Nachlassen

A decrease in motion, or in the power of a mechanical system due to slipping.

Examples :

"The old bicycle chain experienced significant slippage, making it difficult to pedal uphill. "

Die alte Fahrradkette wies ein erhebliches Nachlassen auf, was das Treten bergauf erschwerte.

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noun

Differenz, Abweichung

The difference between estimated and actual transaction costs.

Examples :

"The estimated cost for the school trip was $500, but there was a significant slippage of $25, meaning the actual cost ended up being $525. "

Die geschätzten Kosten für den Schulausflug betrugen 500 $, aber es gab eine erhebliche Abweichung von 25 $, was bedeutet, dass die tatsächlichen Kosten 525 $ betrugen.

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