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Meanings of slow down in English
Synonyms
Examples for "relax"
Examples for "relax"
1
To be able to come back home, relax, it was really nice.
2
Poland may relax its fiscal discipline to win election votes next year.
3
If that proved to be the case, she'd be able to relax.
4
And relax your rule about not hiring members of the same family.
5
It was a good opportunity to encourage them to relax about him.
1
Today marks day three of the unwind out of growth, Kulina said.
2
Vegetable gardening is a great way to unwind after a hard day.
3
It's a very special place to unwind after the year we've had.
4
The first time it happened, he wanted to unwind his watch immediately.
5
However much my body might crave rest, my mind refused to unwind.
1
She could relax and unbend again; she was safe from his cyclones.
2
Even with the Welsh Preacher and his wife he refused to unbend.
3
In affable moments, he could even manage to forget his career-andunbend.
4
He could not unbend his dignity even under the most trivial conditions.
5
Never did he unbend, never did he lift the mask he wore.
1
Devlin is sent back to his hotel by his team to 'decompress'.
2
Um, yes-itwas good to get a chance to just decompress.
3
He's still worked up, probably needs a few minutes to decompress.
4
He would need a month just to sort through everything himself and decompress.
5
Your guests may be weary from travel and need to decompress.
1
We'll loosen up the mortar round the bars in the south room.
2
The hot water had helped her loosen up and overcome her doubts.
3
He began to loosen up; the barriers weren't so solid after all.
4
The more public buildings loosen up a bit, though not too much.
5
Then with my cultivator I loosen up the bottom of the furrow.
Usage of slow down in English
1
There are signs, however, that the antispam market may slow down soon.
2
However, traders expect the pace of exports to slow down in July.
3
However, the outlook appears bleak with China expected to slow down further.
4
Will the needs of the economic world slow down climate change efforts?
5
Opinion - We in the sports media need to slow down sometimes.
6
Lack of electricity is widespread and regular power outages slow down business.
7
All three managements however are not seeing a slow down, he said.
8
Mitochondria, responsible for converting glucose to energy, slow down as we age.
9
Tells about recent efforts to slow down development and preserve open spaces.
10
Police have told motorists to slow down on the recently opened flyover.
11
The presidential election in November is likely to slow down progress further.
12
I could ask him to slow down, but he wouldn't pay attention.
13
I don't think that this is going to slow down, he said.
14
Forty miles in forty minutes, with one slow down was our time.
15
And when it comes to war, it is important to slow down.
16
The three travelers left by the slow down-train on the Monday morning.
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Translations for slow down
Slow down through the time
Slow down across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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