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Meanings of slacken in английском
португальский
desacelerar каталонский
moderar Синонимы
Examples for "slow"
Examples for "slow"
1
The government has been extremely slow to respond to problems, he said.
2
As a result, FORM 6 was slow, extremely expensive, and incredibly good.
3
However, the rate of its rise is likely to slow, they said.
4
Police issued a record number of tickets to slow drivers last year.
5
Its secret nature, however, meant that this information was slow in coming.
1
Shortly, Ipshank returned; he carried the young girl slack in his arms.
2
The private sector remains in no position to pick up the slack.
3
He lifted the slack body down and put it in the sand.
4
But absolute oil inventory levels remained high globally due to slack demand.
5
However, eight different players scored for Cincy to pick up the slack.
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.
1
Frank continued, Maybe they thought rush hour would slow up our response.
2
Not a bad idea, so slow up until the other boys arrive.
3
The lines tended to get tangled and slow up the diver's progress.
4
There is another possibility, and that is, that it will slow up.
5
But then players are bound to slow up when they get older.
Usage of slacken in английском
1
I felt my mindless need for her slacken and began to understand.
2
Even the slave artisans in the factories are allowed to slacken work.
3
Feeling the pull slacken the leaders whipped round on to the wheelers.
4
Jesus answered, and forthwith his interest in the camel-driver began to slacken.
5
Three hours the battle raged before the Swedish fire began to slacken.
6
She was on open ground, and the storm had begun to slacken.
7
That is, provided the ship does not slacken speed or increase it.
8
The iron grip about his body seemed to slacken for a moment.
9
Nat did not slacken his pace until he had reached the river.
10
The crab showed no reaction whatsoever, nor did it slacken its pace.
11
If you have begun high, you must not let the strings slacken.
12
Then at last as his hold began to slacken she took courage.
13
Let us slacken sail, my dears, as we have brought no cockswain.
14
Medvedev said Russia would not slacken its campaign against terrorism in the region.
15
The pony in the lead did not slacken its speed in the least.
16
Growth in power demand in Vietnam is also forecast to slacken.
About this term
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Slacken through the time
Slacken across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common