Meanings of slow take in English

The Government's lack of urgency on the issue has been mirrored in the slow take-up in supplementary private pensions.

The relatively slow take-up of paid subscriptions has been disappointing for music labels who have struggled since the advent of digital music.

The relatively slow take-up of paid subscriptions has been disappointing for music labels, which have struggled since the advent of digital music.

An encore featured a slow take on the Rolling Stones' "Beast of Burden" that missed all the irony of the original.

Well, more stumbling than striding, according to some IT managers, who blame the telephone companies for the slow take-up of a valuable business service.

Pertamina though says it can ship the required level of biodiesel, blaming the slow take-up so far on concerns that the blend can damage engines.

China has been slowing taking measures to liberalise its financial markets, with pressures particularly strong on its currency market.

"You don't want to be so slow taking in your dishes, snot-face," Casey said.