Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Slipper"

A: I believe it's referring to the sound that is being made by her shoes as she walks on that type of floor. Crunched means to make a noise like something being crushed (like the sound made when walking on snow.) Another way of saying this would be "Her slippers made a crunching sound as she walked across the cement floor."

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A: Slippers are shoes you would wear around the house that you can easily 'slip' into :)

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A: Cinderella lost her glass slipper.

A: Slippers are fuzzy and soft and worn for comfort.

Indoor shoes are not common in the US. We usually only use the phrase when talking about Asian culture. Indoor shoes are shoes that can only be worn inside. I guess slippers are a type of indoor shoe?

These are slippers:

A: The difference is flips flops have that one strap thing that goes between your big toe and the toe next to eat. But slipper don’t have that. Is that helpful?

A: Slippers are usually just worn in the house, Flip Flops are for outside.

A: A slipper is something you wear around the house to lounge in and a sandal is a type of shoe that you wear out. It's usually open toed and sometimes slips onto your foot.

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A: what do we call slippers in English?

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A: Wear the slippers

A: Yes! One question though, are the slippers provided by the museum?

If yes, then your sentence is perfect.

But if it is a reminder that guests should wear slippers, then the sentence should be
“Please use slippers when you go outside” or “Please use slippers when you go outside the door”

A: dressing gown - robe, night gown

It was going to be another cold day, as she snuggled into her slippers and robe.
She braced herself, for another cold day, in her slippers and night gown.
She wore her slippers and night gown, not looking forward to another cold day.
Facing her was just another cold day, she grabbed her comfy slippers and night gown for the long haul.

you always have some interesting sentences rsrs

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A: Here is a more natural way to say it, 'Whose slippers are these?' or 'Who owns these slippers?' Also, 'We will discard them regarding who the owner is.' or 'We will discard them regarding if the owner is unknown.' 'We will discard whether or not we know who they belong to.' Other than that is sounds pretty good :)

A: I would probably say "the slippers in the locker have been disinfected", but your sentence works too.