"slow" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

slow przymiotnik

slow + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 339

slow motion • slow pace • slow start • slow movement • slow death • slow process • slow growth • slow progress • slow speed • ...

czasownik + slow

Kolokacji: 16

go slow • start slow • move slow • prove slow • run slow • ...

przysłówek + slow

Kolokacji: 52

relatively slow • painfully slow • extremely slow • agonizingly slow • notoriously slow • ...

Kolokacji: 4

Grup znaczeniowych: 11

(1) relatively, comparatively

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 4

(3) extremely, exceedingly

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 21

1. agonizingly slow = dręcząco wolny agonizingly slow

2. notoriously slow = notorycznie wolny notoriously slow

3. excruciatingly slow = nieznośnie wolny excruciatingly slow

4. initially slow = pierwotnie wolny initially slow

5. glacially slow = glacjalnie wolny glacially slow

6. abnormally slow = wyjątkowo wolny abnormally slow

7. painstakingly slow = skrupulatnie wolny painstakingly slow

8. achingly slow = boleśnie wolny achingly slow

9. deceptively slow = pozornie wolny deceptively slow

10. traditionally slow = tradycyjnie wolny traditionally slow

11. infinitely slow = nieskończenie wolny infinitely slow

The infinitely slow revelation of the wormhole's mysteries ... The clock's numbers raced into a blur.
The tempo marking is infiniment lent, extatique ("infinitely slow, ecstatic").
They crawled along just beyond the line where the sky met the water, half hidden, infinitely slow.
It is infinitely slow work and, except for the soft throb of the steam engines on the sturdy little boats, one would marvel at the quiet.
A central notion for this connection is that of quasistatic processes, namely idealized, "infinitely slow" processes.
And infinitely slow as the approach of death had been for her, it must now be very near.
He let them remain closed and, with infinitely slow jerks (each fragmentary muscular movement shooting pins through him), lifted his arm to his face.
The world divided and became two; at once impossibly fast and infinitely slow.
The probabilities and become identical when the transformation is performed at infinitely slow speed, for equilibrium transformations.
Murphy was an infinitely slow and meticulous painter with a small output in his brief career.