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slowed
UK
/sləʊd/
US
/sloʊd/
UK
/sləʊd/
US
/sloʊd/
Used as a participial adjective meaning "reduced in speed or pace"; more accurate label than generic ADJECTIVE.
Translations
The slowed process caused delays in the project.
Замедленный процесс вызвал задержки в проекте.
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The slowed traffic made the morning commute much longer than usual.
The slowed economic growth has been a concern for policymakers.
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The slow train took over an hour to reach the next station.
He was a bit slow in grasping the new concept during the lecture.
The slow response from the customer service team frustrated the clients.
Your watch is three minutes slow.
My watch is five minutes slow.
It was a slow day at the shop, with only a handful of customers.
Definitions
Drive slow when the roads are wet.
slowed
Past Simple
slowed
Past Simple
slowed
Past Participle
slowing
Gerund
UK
/sləʊ/
US
/sloʊ/
Translations
The car started to slow when it saw the red light.
Машина начала тормозить, когда увидела красный свет.
The traffic began to slow as it approached the accident site.
Движение начало замедляться по мере приближения к месту аварии.
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The driver had to slow the car as he approached the sharp turn.
As the night progressed, the party began to slow.
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Let's see that tackle again in slow.
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The team hit the mid-afternoon slows and productivity dropped.