slow
美[sloʊ] adv.慢慢地；缓慢地
vt.& vi.（使）缓行，（使）减速
vi.变慢；变萧条
vt.放慢；阻碍
网络慢；缓慢；迟迟；放慢
1 . The slow -worm is in fact not a snake but a legless lizard.
蛇蜥其实不是蛇，而是无脚的蜥蜴。
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2 . Why were grown-ups always so stuffy and slow to recognize good ideas?
为什么成年人总是那么一本正经，对好点子反应那么迟缓呢？
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3 . The lorry was travelling at 20mph in the slow lane.
卡车在慢车道上以20英里的时速行驶。
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4 . He topped her glass up after complaining she was a slow drinker.
他抱怨她喝得太慢，随即又把她的杯子续满。
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5 . The Board had been slow to render its verdict.
董事会迟迟未能作出决定。
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1.not moving quickly; taking a comparatively long time;
a slow walker
2.at a slow tempo;
the band played a slow waltz
3.slow to learn or understand; lacking intellectual acuity;
so dense he never understands anything I say to him
4.(used of timepieces) indicating a time earlier than the correct time;
the clock is slow
5.so lacking in interest as to cause mental weariness;
a boring evening with uninteresting people
6.(of business) not active or brisk;
business is dull (or slow)
7.without speed (`slow' is sometimes used informally for `slowly');
he spoke slowly
8.of timepieces;
the clock is almost an hour slow
1.lose velocity; move more slowly;
The car decelerated
2.become slow or slower;
Production slowed
3.cause to proceed more slowly;
The illness slowed him down