slow
slow 英 [sləʊ] 美 [sloʊ]
adj. 慢的; v. 变慢
进行时:slowing 过去式:slowed 过去分词:slowed 第三人称单数:slows 比较级:slower 最高级:slowest
- Slow things don't move fast, but take a while to get where they're going or do what they're doing. Traveling on a slow train might be fun, but you'll get to California faster on a plane.
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- adj. 慢的;
- v. 变慢
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1. a slow driver
开车慢的人
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2. Progress was slower than expected.
进展比预计的缓慢。
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3. Oh you're so slow; come on, hurry up!
哎哟,你可真慢;加把劲,快点!
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4. He's the slowest in the class.
他是班里最迟钝的。
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5. My watch is five minutes slow
我的表慢了五分钟
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6. You must slow down or you'll make yourself ill.
你得松松劲,不然会累病的。
- slow (adj.) Old English slaw "inactive, sluggish, torpid, lazy," also "not clever," from Proto-Germanic *slæwaz (source also of Old Saxon sleu "blunt, dull," Middle Dutch slee, Dutch sleeuw "sour, tart, blunt," Old High German sleo "blunt, dull," Old Norse sljor, Danish sløv, Swedish slö "blunt, dull"). Meaning "taking a long time" is attested from early 13c. Meaning "dull, tedious" is from 1841. As an adverb c. 1500. The slows "imaginary disease to account for lethargy" is from 1843.
- slow (v.) 1550s, "make slower;" 1590s, "go slower," from slow (adj.). Related: Slowed; slowing. Old English had slawian (intransitive) "to be or become slow, be sluggish," but the modern use appears to be a 16c. re-formation.
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