slider
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈslaɪdər/ · UK /ˈslaɪdə/
slider means: A screen control you move along a line to change a number or setting.
noun
A screen control you move along a line to change a number or setting.
- Move the slider to the right.
- The brightness slider makes the screen lighter.
- I adjusted the volume using a slider.
A small burger or sandwich, usually served in a soft bread roll.
- I ordered a chicken slider.
- These sliders come with cheese and onions.
- Would you like fries with your sliders?
The moving part of a zip that joins or separates its two rows of teeth.
- The slider is stuck.
- She replaced the broken slider on her jacket.
- Pull the slider upward to close the zip.
A person who goes down a playground slide.
- The first slider landed safely.
- Each slider waited until the bottom was clear.
- The youngest slider needed help climbing the ladder.
Questions about slider
What does slider mean?
A screen control you move along a line to change a number or setting.
What is slider in other languages?
Türkçe: kaydırıcı · Español: control deslizante · Français: curseur · Deutsch: Schieberegler · Italiano: cursore · 日本語: スライダー
How do you pronounce slider?
In American English /ˈslaɪdər/; in British English /ˈslaɪdə/.
How do you use slider in a sentence?
Move the slider to the right. The brightness slider makes the screen lighter.
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