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Slow meaning
Taking a long time to move or go a short distance, or to perform an action; not quick in motion; proceeding at a low speed. | Not happening in a short time; spread over a comparatively long time. | Of reduced intellectual capacity; not quick to comprehend.
Example sentences (20)
Her lolloping delivery on “Lilacs” – “and the lilacs drank the water/ and the lilacs die/ and the lilacs drank the water/ marking the slow, slow, slow passing of time” – is Bob Dylan by way of Lucinda Williams.
Though Slow Motion Frame Video Player app does not exactly let you shoot slow-motion videos or convert existing ones, it can be used to playback HD/SD videos in slow-motion.
Both “slow motion” and “slomo” refer to the effect of slowing down time in film-making, with “slow motion” being the more commonly used and recognized term.
Form dough into a round shape that's a little smaller than the size of your slow cooker and place in prepared slow cooker.
Marte took it slow in spring training because of the surgery, but few anticipated just how slow he would start the 2023 season.
Nearly seven out of ten boats traveled above the speed limit of 11.5 miles per hour, through either mandatory or voluntary slow zones, and one boat traveled as fast as 26.7 miles per hour – more than double the speed limit – within a mandatory slow zone.
Slow breathing is a technique that involves taking slow, deep breaths in through the nose and out through the mouth.
So markets are forcefully pushing the clean energy transition, while, going forward, the slow pace of permitting will slow it down.
What about slow flow because glass is not a solid but rather a slow moving liquid?
Fifteen years ago, Prinzing observed the slow food movement in the culinary world, which focuses on sourcing sustainably grown local ingredients, and wondered: Why couldn’t there be a slow flower movement?
People often mistake a slow connection for a slow phone.
We started slow, not sloppy, but slow with not enough aggression.
A microSD card that's slow can slow down your mobile device, lowering your overall experience, and possibly hampering your essential activities.
Coca-Cola is a favorite of my mine for slow-cooked pulled pork, but for venison—in this case inner loins—a brief soak in Dr. Pepper followed by a slow smoke is simple, amazing-tasting table fare that everyone will enjoy.
Covid 19 coronavirus: Donald Trump asked to slow down testing to lower virus casesPresident Donald Trump said on Saturday (US time) he's asked his administration to slow down.
Holland said the Nature Conservancy of Canada is asking motorists to slow down when they see a turtle on the road, and that people are encouraged to pull over if they can do so safely and give the slow movers a helping hand.
In response to accusations made by Nick Thomas-Symonds, the shadow home secretary that progress on compensating people affected had been “too slow”, Ms Patel said: “I agree, the way in which payments have been made have been far too slow.
Other sources agreed about the process, which includes no mandatory response deadline from the government side: “Applications are very slow to get approvals, responses are slow too,” said the NGO staffer.
We were too slow into lockdown, off the pace on testing and PPE, and too slow to protect our care homes”, referring to the shortage of personal protective equipment for frontline health and care workers.
Dismayed by the notion that the romance of the railways is dying a slow death, I set out to prove that slow travel will always have a place in our hearts.