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1) Военный термин: замедленный прогресс2) Техника: медленное движение -
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > slow movement
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6 slow movement of ice under stress below the elastic limit
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > slow movement of ice under stress below the elastic limit
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1) a slow (sudden, clumsy, graceful) movement медленное (внезапное, неуклюжее, грациозное) движение/медленный (внезапный, неуклюжий, грациозный) жест2) a slow movement (development) медленное движение (развитие) -
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A adj1 ( not quick) [runner, vehicle, gesture, movement, progress, process, development] lent ; the pace of life is slow here on vit au ralenti ici ; to fall into a slow decline tomber lentement dans le déclin ; to make slow progress/a slow recovery avancer/se remettre lentement ; the slow movement Mus le mouvement lent ; to be slow to do tarder à faire ; attitudes are slow to change les attitudes changent lentement ; he is slow to anger il lui en faut beaucoup pour se mettre en colère ; to be slow in doing être lent à faire ;2 ( dull) [film, novel, play, plot] lent ;4 ( intellectually unresponsive) [child, pupil, learner] lent (d'esprit) ; slow at sth faible en qch ;5 ( showing incorrect time) [clock, watch] to be slow retarder ; to be 10 minutes slow retarder de 10 minutes ;6 ( not too hot) [oven, flame] doux/douce ;7 Sport [pitch, court] lourd.B adv [go, drive, travel] gen lentement ; to go slow [workers] freiner la production ; slow-acting à action lente ; slow-cooked dish plat mijoté. ⇒ go-slow.■ slow down:▶ slow down [train, runner, pulse, output, economy] ralentir ; to slow (down) to a crawl rouler au pas ; to slow (down) to 20 km/h ralentir à 20 km/h ; to slow (down) to 2% tomber à 2% ; at your age you should slow down à ton âge tu devrais ralentir (tes activités) ;▶ slow down [sth/sb], slow [sth/sb] down ralentir [car, traffic, runner, progress, production] ; the illness has slowed her down la maladie l'a diminuée. -
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slow [sləʊ](a) (not fast → movements, runner, speed, service, traffic) lent;∎ he's a slow worker il travaille lentement;∎ it's slow work c'est un travail qui n'avance pas vite ou de longue haleine;∎ to make slow progress (in work, on foot) avancer lentement;∎ it was slow going, the going was slow ça n'avançait pas;∎ a slow dance un slow;∎ with slow steps d'un pas lent;∎ we had a painfully slow journey le voyage a duré un temps fou;∎ the pace of life is slow on vit au ralenti;∎ you're very slow today tu es très lent aujourd'hui;∎ you were a bit slow there là, tu t'es laissé prendre de vitesse;∎ the fog was slow to clear le brouillard a mis longtemps à se dissiper;∎ he was rather slow to make up or in making up his mind il a mis assez longtemps à se décider;∎ she wasn't slow to offer her help/in accepting the cheque elle ne se fit pas prier pour proposer son aide/pour accepter le chèque;∎ I was rather slow to understand or in understanding il m'a fallu assez longtemps pour comprendre;∎ she's very slow to anger il lui en faut beaucoup pour se mettre en colère;∎ the company was slow to get off the ground la société a été lente à démarrer;∎ British to be slow off the mark (to start) être lent à démarrer; (to understand) être dur à la détente;∎ familiar to be as slow as British treacle or American molasses (in winter) être lent comme un escargot ou une tortue□ ;∎ proverb slow and steady wins the race rien ne sert de courir, il faut partir à point(b) (slack → business, market) calme;∎ business is slow les affaires ne marchent pas fort;∎ slow economic growth une faible croissance économique(c) (intellectually) lent;∎ he's a slow learner/reader il apprend/lit lentement;∎ they're rather slow in that class les élèves de cette classe sont assez lents(d) (dull → evening, film, party) ennuyeux∎ your watch is (half an hour) slow ta montre retarde (d'une demi-heure)∎ bake in a slow oven faire cuire à four doux∎ to do a slow burn sentir la colère monter□2 adverblentement;∎ go a bit slower ralentissez un peu;∎ the clock is going or running slow l'horloge prend du retard;∎ Industry to go slow faire une grève perlée;∎ slow (road marking) ralentir;∎ Nautical slow ahead/astern! en avant/arrière doucement!ralentir;∎ these drugs slow the heart rate ces médicaments ralentissent le rythme cardiaque;∎ the mud slowed our progress la boue nous a ralentis;∎ I slowed the horse to a trot j'ai mis le cheval au trot►► Cookery slow burner feu m doux;slow cooker mijoteuse f;British slow handclap applaudissements mpl rythmés (pour montrer sa désapprobation);∎ they gave him the slow handclap ≃ ils l'ont sifflé;slow match mèche f à combustion lente;Cinema & Television slow motion ralenti m;∎ in slow motion au ralenti;Music slow movement mouvement m lent;Physics slow neutron neutron m lent;Sport slow pitch slow pitch m (sport proche du softball);Technology slow running ralenti m;slow train omnibus m;Medicine slow virus virus m lentralentir;∎ the roadworks slowed us down considerably les travaux nous ont considérablement ralentis;∎ having to write the addresses by hand slowed the work down le fait de devoir écrire les adresses à la main a ralenti le travail;∎ production is slowed down during the winter pendant l'hiver, la production tourne au ralenti;∎ I'll only slow you down je vais vous retarder∎ if he doesn't slow down he'll have a heart attack s'il ne ralentit pas le rythme il va faire une crise cardiaque;∎ slow down! moins vite!;∎ growth slowed down in the second quarter il y a eu une diminution ou un ralentissement de la croissance au cours du deuxième trimestre -
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[sləʊ]adj1) медленный, небыстрый, неторопливыйWhy are you so slow? — Почему ты так долго копаешься? /Что ты медлишь?
- slow walkShe is slow in her movement (at her work, in progress). — Она медленно двигается (работает, продвигается).
- slow poison- slow current
- slow speed
- slow train
- slow influence
- painfully slow
- dead slow
- be slow to answer
- cook on a slow flame
- walk at a slow pace2) долгий, длительный, замедленныйThe clock is five minutes slow. — Часы отставют на пять минут.
He is slow in reacting. — У него замедленная реакция.
- slow person- slow pulse
- slow reaction
- slow journey3) малоспособный, отсталый, неспособныйHe is a slow developer. — У него замедленное развитие.
He is slow at algebra (at learning). — Ему плохо дается алгебра (учеба).
He is slow in understanding. — Он туго соображает.
Be slow to promise and quick to perform. — ◊ Не спеши словом/языком, торопись делом.
Slow but steady. /Better be slow and sure. — ◊ Медленно, но верно. /Лучше медленно, но верно
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1. n разг. копуша, копун; копунья2. n разг. лентяй3. n разг. кляча4. n разг. слабо поданный мяч5. a медленный, небыстрый6. a неспешащий; неторопливый, медлительныйa person slow to anger — человек, которого трудно вывести из себя
he is slow to take offence — его трудно обидеть; он не обижается по пустякам
he is slow to act — он долго раскачивается, прежде чем действовать
7. a несообразительный, тупой8. a умственно отсталый; с замедленным развитием9. a медленно действующий, постепенный10. a длительный, тягучий, тянущийся бесконечно долгоslow virus — вирус с длительным инкубационным процессом, медленный вирус
11. a обыкн. c12. a отстающий13. a запаздывающий, непунктуальный14. a скучный, неинтересный15. a вялый; мёртвый16. a замедленный17. a фото малочувствительный18. a неровный, затрудняющий быстрое движениеslow tennis-court — «медленная» площадка
19. a не рассчитанный на большую скорость20. adv медленноslow and sure — медленно, но верно
slow sale — плохой сбыт; медленная продажа
slow foxtrot — слоуфокс, медленный фокстрот
21. v замедлять, сбавлять22. v замедляться, снижатьсяСинонимический ряд:1. belated (adj.) behindhand; belated; delayed; detained; dull-witted; hindered; impeded; late; overdue; unpunctual2. dense (adj.) apathetic; dense; leaden; phlegmatic; stupid; torpid3. dragging (adj.) dilatory; dragging; flagging; laggard; lagging; slow-paced; tardy4. drowsy (adj.) dormant; drowsy; inert; languorous; lethargic; listless; passive; sleepy; supine5. dull (adj.) boring; dull; humdrum; stolid; tame; tedious; uninteresting6. extended (adj.) extended; lingering; long; prolonged7. gradual (adj.) deliberate; gradual; leisurely; moderate; unhasty; unhurried8. lazy (adj.) idle; inactive; lazy; negligent; procrastinating; remiss; slothful9. off (adj.) down; off; slack; sluggish; soft10. retarded (adj.) backward; dim-witted; feebleminded; half-witted; imbecile; moronic; quarter-witted; retarded; simple; simpleminded; slow-witted11. brake (verb) brake; check; curb; curtail; decelerate; reef12. decrease (verb) decrease; diminish; postpone; reduce; regulate13. delay (verb) delay; detain; hang up; hold up; set back14. hinder (verb) hinder; impede; obstruct; retard15. slowly (other) leisurely; slowlyАнтонимический ряд:advance; alert; early; exciting; fast; hurry; immediate; precocious; prompt; quick; rapid; ready; sudden -
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§ ნელი, ჩამორჩენილი (საათი)§1 ნელიslow growth / development / dance ნელი ზრდა / განვითარება / ცეკვა2 მდორე3 ზანტი, ზოზინა, მძიმე●●he was slow to answer პასუხი დააყოვნა4 **5 შენელება (შეანელებს, შენელდება)●●he is a slow thinker გონებამძიმეაhe is slow in the uptake მძიმედ/ნელა აზროვნებს -
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1) движение, ход ( машины или механизма)2) подвижный орган; подвижный элемент3) передвижение, перемещение•- slow movement -
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['muːvmənt]n1) движение, жест, телодвижениеWe could hardly follow the movements of his hands. — Мы с трудом следили за движением его рук.
He lay without movement. — Он лежал не шевелясь.
They followed the movement of the troops. — Они следили за передвижением войск.
- slow movement- make an awkward movement2) движение- peace movement
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(movement which is slower than normal or actual movement especially as a special effect in films: Let's watch it, in slow motion.) sakte kino/filmIsubst. \/ˌsləʊˈməʊʃ(ə)n\/slow motion, sakte filmIIadj. \/ˌsləʊˈməʊʃ(ə)n\/i slow motion, i sakte film -
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(movement which is slower than normal or actual movement especially as a special effect in films: Let's watch it, in slow motion.) slowmotion* * *(movement which is slower than normal or actual movement especially as a special effect in films: Let's watch it, in slow motion.) slowmotion -
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(movement which is slower than normal or actual movement especially as a special effect in films: Let's watch it, in slow motion.) cámara lentamass noun cámara f lentain slow motion motion — en or (Esp) a cámara lenta
* * *mass noun cámara f lentain slow motion motion — en or (Esp) a cámara lenta
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(movement which is slower than normal or actual movement especially as a special effect in films: Let's watch it, in slow motion.) câmara lenta* * *slow mo.tion[slou m'ouʃən] n velocidade mais baixa do que o normal, lento. -
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(movement which is slower than normal or actual movement especially as a special effect in films: Let's watch it, in slow motion.) sem er sÿndur hægt -
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(movement which is slower than normal or actual movement especially as a special effect in films: Let's watch it, in slow motion.) lassított (felvétel)
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