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العَرَبِيّةُ
más lento
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. slow <slower slowest> [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] ADJ
1. slow tempo/rate/reactions:
to be slow to + infin
tardar en  +  infin
2.1. slow (not lively):
slow novel/plot
2.2. slow (stupid):
slow euph
slow euph
3. slow (of clock, watch):
4. slow SPORT:
slow surface/pitch
II. slow [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] VERB intr
III. slow [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] VERB trans
IV. slow [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] ADV
slow!”
despacio
to go slow driver/walker:
to go slow driver/walker:
to go slow workers: Brit
to go slow workers: Brit
to go slow workers: Brit
mark2 [Am mɑrk, Brit mɑːk] SUBST
mark FIN, HIST
I. mark1 [Am mɑrk, Brit mɑːk] SUBST
1.1. mark:
1.2. mark (on body):
2. mark (identifying sign):
3. mark (for paper, exam):
mark SPORT
to give sb/get a good mark SPORT
to give sb/get a good mark SPORT
darle a alguien/obtener una buena puntuación esp Esp
no marks for guessing who said that! Brit ugs, scherzh
4.1. mark (indicator):
the cost has reached the $100, 000 mark
(gas) mark 6 Brit
4.2. mark (for race):
5. mark (target):
$300? $3, 000 would be nearer the mark!
¿300 dólares? ¡yo diría más bien 3.000!
to be or fall wide of the mark wörtl arrow:
to hit/miss the mark insinuation/warning:
to hit/miss the mark wörtl arrow:
6. mark (type, version):
II. mark1 [Am mɑrk, Brit mɑːk] VERB trans
1.1. mark (stain, scar):
mark dress/carpet
mark dress/carpet
1.2. mark (pattern) usu pass:
2. mark (indicate):
3.1. mark (commemorate, signal):
mark anniversary/retirement
mark beginning/watershed
mark beginning/watershed
3.2. mark (characterize):
4. mark paper/exam:
5. mark (heed):
¡vas a ver!
6. mark Brit SPORT:
III. mark1 [Am mɑrk, Brit mɑːk] VERB intr
mark linen/carpet:
slow- [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] PREFIX
go-slow [Am ˈɡoʊ ˈˌsloʊ, Brit ˌɡəʊˈsləʊ] SUBST Brit
huelga f de celo Esp
slow-moving [Am ˌsloʊˈmuvɪŋ, Brit ˌsləʊˈmuːvɪŋ] ADJ
1. slow-moving animal/person/vehicle:
2. slow-moving plot/play/novel:
slow handclap SUBST
slow up VERB [Am sloʊ -, Brit sləʊ -]
slow up → slow down
I. slow down VERB [Am sloʊ -, Brit sləʊ -] (v + adv)
1. slow down (go more slowly):
slow down walker/runner:
slow down walker/runner:
slow down vehicle/driver:
slow down speaker:
2. slow down (be less active):
II. slow down VERB [Am sloʊ -, Brit sləʊ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)
1. slow down process:
2. slow down vehicle/engine:
slow-witted [ˌsloʊˈwɪdəd] ADJ
slow train SUBST Brit
slow-worm [Am ˈsloʊˌwərm, Brit ˈsləʊwəːm] SUBST
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
enlentecerse proceso/marcha:
enlentecerse reflejos/reacciones:
to get slower
im PONS Wörterbuch
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Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. slow [sləʊ, Am sloʊ] ADJ
1. slow (not fast):
slow poison
to be slow to do sth
2. slow (stupid):
guanaco, -a LatAm
II. slow [sləʊ, Am sloʊ] VERB intr
III. slow [sləʊ, Am sloʊ] VERB trans
slow development
I. slow down VERB trans
II. slow down VERB intr
1. slow down (reduce speed):
2. slow down (be less active):
go-slow [ˈgəʊsləʊ, Am ˈgoʊsloʊ] SUBST
slow train SUBST
slow-moving ADJ
slow-moving traffic
I. slow motion SUBST
II. slow motion ADJ
slow-witted ADJ
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
quedado (-a)
cansino (-a)
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. slow [sloʊ] ADJ
1. slow (not fast):
slow poison
to be slow to do sth
2. slow (stupid):
guanaco, -a LatAm
II. slow [sloʊ] VERB intr
III. slow [sloʊ] VERB trans
slow development
I. slow motion SUBST
II. slow motion ADJ
slow-witted ADJ
I. slow down VERB intr
1. slow down (reduce speed):
2. slow down (be less active):
II. slow down VERB trans
Spanisch
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Englisch
Englisch
quedado (-a)
lerdo (-a)
lentitud übtr
Present
Islow
youslow
he/she/itslows
weslow
youslow
theyslow
Past
Islowed
youslowed
he/she/itslowed
weslowed
youslowed
theyslowed
Present Perfect
Ihaveslowed
youhaveslowed
he/she/ithasslowed
wehaveslowed
youhaveslowed
theyhaveslowed
Past Perfect
Ihadslowed
youhadslowed
he/she/ithadslowed
wehadslowed
youhadslowed
theyhadslowed
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Despite the undoubted strength of these boats, they are very vulnerable to puncture.
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The new heavy damage system is also included with puncture, front-wing and nose damage.
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Their burrows are 12 mm diameter, may be several centimetres long, and have the burrows roof punctured with a series of smaller ventilation holes.
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If a tubeless tire gets a small puncture, air escapes only through the hole, leading to a gentle deflation.
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Puncture wounds may be prone to infection depending on the depth of penetration.
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