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1. slow2. slowlyРусско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > замедленный
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[тэ-] м.1) ( скорость) rate, speed, paceв уско́ренном темпе — briskly, rapidly; at a brisk / rapid pace, with increased speed
ме́дленным темпом — at a slow pace, slowly
бе́шеный темп — furious / breakneck speed / pace
ускоря́ть темп — accelerate
замедля́ть темп — slacken speed, slacken one's pace
темп наступле́ния / продвиже́ния воен. — pace of the advance, rate of progress
темпы ро́ста эк. — rate of growth
2) муз. time; tempo3) (динамичность, активность) pace, tempoне снижа́ть темпов — maintain [keep up] one's pace
темп мое́й жи́зни — the tempo of my life
••в темпе! разг. — quick!; get a move on!, step on it!
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муж.rate, speed, pace; time муз.; tempo прям. и перен.в темпе — разг. in short order, promptly
в ускоренном темпе — briskly, rapidly; at a brisk/rapid pacem with increased speed
- темп наступлениямедленным темпом — at a slow pace, slowly
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pace, rate, tempoзамедлять темпы — to slacken the pace, to slow down
работать форсированными темпами — to work at high pressure / speed
снизить темпы инфляции — to bring down / to lower the inflation rate
темпы прироста национального дохода — rates of increase in / of the national income
темп развития — rate of development / growth
темпы роста — growth rate; (экономики) expansion rate
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мpace, rate, speed; см муз tempoтемп городско́й жи́зни — the tempo of city life
уско́рить темп — to speed up, to accelerate lit
заме́длить темп — to slow down, to slacken
задава́ть темп — to set the pace
таки́ми темпами мы рабо́ту не ко́нчим никогда́ — at this rate/pace we'll never see the end of the job
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м.rate, speed, pace; муз. time; tempo (тж. перен.)в ускоренном темпе — briskly, rapidly; at a brisk / rapid pace, with increased speed
медленным темпом — at a slow pace, slowly
бешеный темп — furious / breakneck speed / pace
замедлять темп — slacken (speed, или one's pace)
не снижать темпов — keep* up, или maintain one's / the pace
темп наступления, темп продвижения воен. — pace of the advance, rate of progress
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