No. 10,995 in German
schlüpfen
To slip, hatch, or glide into/out.
In a sentence
Das Küken schlüpft aus dem Ei.
The chick hatches out of the egg.
Here, 'schlüpfen' means to hatch, specifically used for the emergence of animals like chicks from their eggs.
Ich schlüpfe schnell in meine Schuhe.
I quickly slip into my shoes.
In this case, 'schlüpfen' refers to putting on clothes or shoes quickly and easily.
Der Dieb schlüpfte unbemerkt durch die offene Tür.
The thief slipped unnoticed through the open door.
Here, 'schlüpfen' is used to describe moving discreetly or slipping through an opening.
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