"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

Autumn is a traditionally slow season for travel, anyway, so there may be even more bargains than usual.
But this group rebounded later in the day, based partly on strong sales during the traditionally slow months of the year.
Special offers will be made to lure tourists for the traditionally slow weekend days.
All of this comes during September's traditionally slow period for ticket sales, as summer tourists go home and few new shows open.
Entering the traditionally slow summer months, "people are going to be making their best below-market deals," he said.
Though derided as corny, it has helped build beer sales during a traditionally slow time of the year.
They will also assert that a week in London can be surprisingly inexpensive, even for the traditionally slow off-season.
Usually, he favors Sundays, traditionally slow news days, when the chances for getting air time greatly improve.
"January is traditionally slow, with people having spent their money over the holidays, and cold weather."
Their quarters will include December, traditionally slow in the securities markets, though in 1996 that month was strong.