What is slow English?

Pronunciation: English [sl? ] beauty [slo? ]?

Slow; Dull; Mild; Be slower than ... ...

Slowly; Slowly

Transitive verb & slow down, slow down.

Slow down; Become depressed

Slow down; block

Third person singular: slow down?

Now participle: slow down?

Past tense: slow down?

Past participle: Slow down?

Comparative: slower?

Highest: slowest

Example:

She slowed down and started driving on a narrow road?

She slowed down and started driving on a narrow road.

Losing weight is a slow and gradual process?

Losing weight is a slow and gradual process.

Second, slowly

Pronunciation: English [? sl？ Li] Beauty [? slo？ Li]?

Slowly, slowly, slowly; Slowly, unhurriedly, curled up; Stupid and stupid; Gradually

Comparative: slower?

Highest level: slowest

Example:

She began to fall in love with him slowly but firmly?

Although the process was slow, there was no doubt that she began to fall in love with him.

Slowly, persistently and patiently, we will end this conflict. ?

Take your time and be patient. We will solve this conflict.

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antonym

First, come on.

Pronunciation: English [f: ST] American [f? st]？

Fast; Go quickly; Quick and sensitive; tight

Faster than the exact time or the announced time; Quickly; Tight; Thoroughly

Fasting (especially fasting)

Fasting period; Fasting, dieting

Third person singular: fasts?

Now participle: fasting?

Past tense: fasting?

Past participle: fast?

Comparison: faster?

Highest level: fastest

The first speaker began to speak, speaking quickly and quite loudly?

The first speaker began to speak quickly and loudly.

Second, hurry.

Pronunciation: English [kw? K] beauty [kw? k]？

Fast; Fast; Clever and sharp; Flexible; Made in a short time.

Hurry, Hurry!

Live meat (under nails); The center of feelings, the most sensitive place; Key, core

Comparison: faster?

Highest level: fastest

Example: First, gently heat the sugar to make it a solvent catcher?

Heat the sugar a little first to make it dissolve faster.