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1 slow
adj (#ly [adv]) 1. polagan, spor, trom ([of][in] u) 2. koji teško, polako shvača, glup, tup 3. koji zaostaje (sat), koji nije na vrijeme 4. nemaran, nehajan 5. koji se ne može brzo ili lako potaknuti na što 6. nespreman, nesklon, nerad 7. mrtav, besposlen (sezona) 8. dugotrajan, dosadan (putovanje); postepen, koji 9. koji ne dopušta brzo kretanje, mekan (zemljište) /# and steady = polagan i ustrajan; # and sure = polagan i siguran; spor ali dostižan; he is # on the uptake = treba mu dugo da shvati, sporo kopča; to be # to do = nevoljko, protiv volje raditi; # train= putnički vlak; the clock is five minutes # sat zaostaje pet minuta* * *
bez žurbe
dosadan
glup
koji zaostaje
lagan
nezanimljiv
trom
spor
sporije voziti
usporen
usporiti -
2 sure
adj 1.pouzdan, siguran; stalan, vjeran, uvjeren ([that] da); nepogrešan, nedvojben, izvjestan 2.siguran, uvjeran ([of] u što, za što) / # of = siguran u što; I am # = sigurno, zaista; are you # ? = zar zbilja nečete?; a # draw = skrovište u kojem je sigurna lisica; a # shot = siguran strijelac; slow and # = polagan ali siguran, to be # = sigurno, dakako, bez sumnje; to make.# of = biti uvjeren [that] da), uvjeriti se ( [of] o čemu); osigurati sebi ([of što); be # = nemoj zaboraviti; [US] # ! = sigurno, svakako!; for # = sigurno!; svakako!; well, I'm.# ! = uzvik iznenađenja* * *
naravno
nesumnjiv
pouzdan
siguran
svakako
zacijelo
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slow but sure — Sure means properly ‘sure footed, deliberate’ and is frequently contrasted with slow as in 1562 G. LEGH Accidence of Armoury 97 Although the Asse be slowe, yet is he sure. Closely related to the previous proverb (slow and steady wins the race).… … Proverbs new dictionary
slow but (or and) sure — not quick but achieving the required result eventually. → slow … English new terms dictionary
slow and steady wins the race — Sometimes merged with slow but sure. 1762 R. LLOYD Poems 38 You may deride my awkward pace, But slow and steady wins the race. 1894 G. F. NORTHALL Folk Phrases 22 Slow and steady wins the race. 2002 Washington Post Book World 14 Apr. 4 In Gould’s … Proverbs new dictionary
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slow — slowly, adv. slowness, n. /sloh/, adj., slower, slowest, adv., slower, slowest, v. adj. 1. moving or proceeding with little or less than usual speed or velocity: a slow train. 2. characterized by lack of speed: a slow pace. 3. taking or requiring … Universalium
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slow — adjective 1》 moving or capable of moving only at a low speed. ↘lasting or taking a long time. 2》 (of a clock or watch) showing a time earlier than the correct time. 3》 not prompt to understand, think, or learn. 4》 uneventful and rather dull.… … English new terms dictionary
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Slow flight — is a portion of an airplane s performance envelope above the speed at which the plane will stall, but below the aircraft s endurance speed. This part of the performance chart is also known as the back side of the power curve because when flying… … Wikipedia
sure — sureness, n. /shoor, sherr/, adj., surer, surest, adv. adj. 1. free from doubt as to the reliability, character, action, etc., of something: to be sure of one s data. 2. confident, as of something expected: sure of success. 3. convinced, fully… … Universalium
sure — [[t]ʃʊər, ʃɜr[/t]] adj. sur•er, sur•est, adv. 1) free from doubt as to the reliability, character, action, etc., of something: to be sure of one s facts[/ex] 2) confident, as of something expected: sure of success[/ex] 3) convinced, fully… … From formal English to slang