What does "slip-up and move on" means?
If your blood sugar is high because of simply eating too much, learn from your slip-up and move on.
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"slip-up" is a simple error or mistake.
"move on" means you should stop thinking about the something and carry on/continue with whatever you were doing!
"Learn from your slip-up and move on" means "learn from your mistake and continue with your life/don't dwell on your mistake too much"
Another use of these phrases could be:
"Move on, it was only a slip-up!"
"The relationship is over, you need to move on"
"I slipped-up this morning when I was spelling a really easy word!"
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It means:
If your blood sugar is high because of simply eating too much, learn from your mistake and continue with your life after you have dealt successfully with a bad experience/mistake.
In other words: slip-up = a mistake, often accidental.
"Move on" has a number of meanings, but in this case it means "to start to continue with your life after you have dealt successfully with a bad experience"
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