n.

1. 倾斜；坡度[C][U]
   The floor of the theater has a slope of four feet from the back seats to the front seats.

   这戏院的地板从后排座位到前排座位有四英尺的倾斜。

2. 坡；斜面[C]
   It is dangerous to climb up a steep slope.

   攀登陡坡是危险的。

3. 【军】托枪姿势[U]
4. 【数】斜率

vi.

1. 倾斜[（+to/towards）]
   The land slopes gently towards the sea.

   这地势缓缓向海面倾斜。

2. 【主英】【口】走动；溜走[（+away/off）]

vt.

1. 使倾斜；使有坡度
   They sloped the ground so that the water can run away.

   他们将地面铺成坡度以便水能流泻。

2. 【军】掮（枪）
   Slope arms!

   枪上肩！

n.

1. a surface of which one end or side is at a higher level than another.
   ▸a difference in level or sideways position between two ends or sides.
   ▸a part of the side of a hill or mountain, especially as a place for skiing.
2. US informal, offensive a person from East Asia, especially a Vietnamese.

v.

1. be inclined from a horizontal or vertical line; slant up or down.
2. Brit. informal move in an idle or aimless manner.
   ▸ (slope off) leave unobtrusively in order to evade work or duty.