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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. slow <slower slowest> [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] ADJ

1. slow tempo/rate/reactions:

slow: lento

it's slow work stripping furniture: quitarles la pintura a los muebles lleva mucho tiempo

she's a slow learner: tiene problemas de aprendizaje

she's a slow learner: le cuesta aprender

oak trees are very slow growers: los robles crecen muy despacio

I'm a slow reader: leo despacio

he's slow, but he gets the job done: es lento or trabaja despacio, pero termina las cosas

in a slow oven: en horno tibio

a slow poison: un veneno de efecto retardado or que tarda en hacer efecto

it has a slow leak or Brit puncture: pierde aire

to be slow to + infin: tardar en + infin

the authorities were slow to react: las autoridades tardaron en reaccionar

she wasn't slow to point out the defects: no tardó en encontrarle defectos

he was slow to anger: tenía mucha paciencia

2.1. slow (not lively):

slow novel/plot: lento

business is slow: no hay mucho movimiento (en el negocio)

life here is very slow: el ritmo de vida aquí es muy lento

2.2. slow (stupid):

slow euph: poco despierto euph

slow euph: corto (de entendederas) inf

3. slow (of clock, watch):

the kitchen clock is slow: el reloj de la cocina (se) atrasa or está atrasado

my watch is five minutes slow: mi reloj está cinco minutos atrasado

4. slow SPORTS:

slow surface/pitch: lento

II. slow [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] VB intr

growth/inflation has slowed considerably: el ritmo de crecimiento/el índice de inflación ha disminuido considerablemente

the train slowed to a stop: el tren fue disminuyendo la velocidad hasta detenerse

III. slow [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] VB trans

we slowed our pace to allow them to catch up: aflojamos el paso or aminoramos la marcha para que pudieran alcanzarnos

bad weather slowed their progress: el mal tiempo los retrasó

alcohol slows your reactions: el alcohol entorpece sus reflejos

IV. slow [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] ADV

slow: lentamente

slow: despacio

my watch runs slow: mi reloj (se) atrasa

“slow!”: “despacio”

nice and slow: despacio y con cuidado

to go slow driver/walker:: avanzar lentamente

to go slow driver/walker:: ir despacio

to go slow (take things easy): tomarse las cosas con calma

to go slow workers: Brit: trabajar a reglamento

to go slow workers: Brit: hacer huelga de celo Spain

to go slow workers: Brit: hacer una operación tortuga Col

mark² [Am mɑrk, Brit mɑːk] N

mark FIN, HISTORY: marco m

I. mark¹ [Am mɑrk, Brit mɑːk] N

1.1. mark:

mark (sign, symbol): marca f

mark (stain): mancha f

mark (imprint): huella f

dirty/greasy marks: manchas de suciedad/grasa

burn mark: quemadura f

scratch mark: rasguño m

1.2. mark (on body):

mark: marca f

distinguishing marks: señas fpl particulares

she escaped without a mark on her body: salió sin un arañazo

the marks of age: las huellas de la edad

2. mark (identifying sign):

mark: marca f

a mark of quality: un signo de calidad

as a mark of respect: en señal de respeto

tolerance is the mark of a civilized society: una sociedad civilizada se distingue por su tolerancia

it's the mark of a gentleman: es lo que distingue a un caballero

to leave or stamp one's mark on sb/sth: dejar su impronta en alguien/algo

five years in prison have left their mark: cinco años en la cárcel le han dejado huella

to make one's mark (make big impression): dejar su impronta

to make one's mark lit (on document): firmar con una cruz

3. mark (for paper, exam):

mark: nota f

mark SPORTS: punto m

to give sb/get a good mark: ponerle a alguien/sacar una buena nota

to give sb/get a good mark SPORTS: darle a alguien/obtener un buen puntaje

to give sb/get a good mark SPORTS: darle a alguien/obtener una buena puntuación esp Spain

she always gets top marks Brit: siempre saca las mejores notas

she always gets top marks Brit: siempre saca la máxima calificación form

I give her full marks for trying: se merece un premio por intentarlo

no marks for guessing who said that! Brit inf, hum: no hace falta ser un genio para saber quién dijo eso

4.1. mark (indicator):

the cost has reached the $100, 000 mark: el costo ha llegado a los 100.000 dólares

(gas) mark 6 Brit: el número 6 (de un horno de gas)

to be/come up to the mark: dar la talla

to overstep the mark: pasarse de la raya

4.2. mark (for race):

mark: línea f de salida

on your marks! or take your marks!: ¡a sus marcas!

to be quick/slow off the mark: ser rápido/lento

5. mark (target):

mark: blanco m

to be an easy mark inf: ser (un) blanco fácil

$300? $3, 000 would be nearer the mark!: ¿300 dólares? ¡yo diría más bien 3.000!

to be or fall wide of the mark lit arrow:: no dar en el blanco (por mucho)

his estimate was wide of the mark: erró por mucho en su cálculo

to hit/miss the mark insinuation/warning:: hacer/no hacer mella

to hit/miss the mark lit arrow:: dar/no dar en el blanco

6. mark (type, version):

mark, a. Mark: modelo m

II. mark¹ [Am mɑrk, Brit mɑːk] VB trans

1.1. mark (stain, scar):

mark dress/carpet: manchar

mark dress/carpet: dejar (una) marca en

1.2. mark (pattern) usu pass:

the male's throat is marked with two white bars: el macho tiene dos franjas blancas en el cuello

2. mark (indicate):

mark: señalar

mark: marcar

the letter was marked 'urgent': en el sobre decía 'urgente'

the letter was marked 'urgent': en el sobre ponía 'urgente' esp Spain

she was marked absent: le pusieron falta or ausente

the price is marked on the lid: el precio va marcado en la tapa

3.1. mark (commemorate, signal):

mark anniversary/retirement: celebrar

mark beginning/watershed: marcar

mark beginning/watershed: señalar

1997 marks the centenary: en 1997 se cumple el centenario

3.2. mark (characterize):

mark: caracterizar

a period marked by constant riots: un período caracterizado por constantes disturbios

4. mark paper/exam:

mark (make corrections in): corregir

mark (grade): poner(le) nota a

mark (grade): calificar

it was right, but he marked it wrong: estaba bien, pero lo marcó como erróneo

he marked my essay 13 out of 20: me puso 13 sobre 20 en el trabajo

the judges marked her performance very high SPORTS: los jueces le dieron un puntaje muy alto

the judges marked her performance very high SPORTS: los jueces le dieron una puntuación muy alta esp Spain

5. mark (heed):

(you) mark my words!: ¡ya verás!

(you) mark my words!: ¡vas a ver!

but she has lied before, mark you!: pero ten en cuenta que nos ha mentido antes

6. mark Brit SPORTS:

mark: marcar

III. mark¹ [Am mɑrk, Brit mɑːk] VB intr

mark linen/carpet:

mark: mancharse

slow- [Am sloʊ, Brit sləʊ] PREFIX

slow-acting: de efecto retardado

slow-burning: de combustión lenta

slow-growing: de crecimiento lento

go-slow [Am ˈɡoʊ ˈˌsloʊ, Brit ˌɡəʊˈsləʊ] N Brit

go-slow: huelga f pasiva

go-slow: huelga f de celo Spain

go-slow: trabajo m a reglamento CSur

slow-moving [Am ˌsloʊˈmuvɪŋ, Brit ˌsləʊˈmuːvɪŋ] ADJ

1. slow-moving animal/person/vehicle:

slow-moving: lento

2. slow-moving plot/play/novel:

slow-moving: lento

slow handclap N

slow handclap: aplausos mpl de desaprobación

slow up VB [Am sloʊ -, Brit sləʊ -]

slow up → slow down

I. slow down VB [Am sloʊ -, Brit sləʊ -] (v + adv)

1. slow down (go more slowly):

slow down walker/runner:: aflojar el paso

slow down walker/runner:: aminorar la marcha

slow down vehicle/driver:: reducir la velocidad

slow down speaker:: hablar más despacio

she's slowing down as she gets older: se está haciendo más lenta a medida que envejece

2. slow down (be less active):

slow down inf: tomarse las cosas con más calma

II. slow down VB [Am sloʊ -, Brit sləʊ -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. slow down process:

slow down: hacer más lento

slow down: ralentizar

slow down: enlentecer

the weight he is carrying slows him down: el peso que lleva lo hace ir más lento

2. slow down vehicle/engine:

slow down: reducir la velocidad de

slow-witted [ˌsloʊˈwɪdəd] ADJ

slow-witted: corto de entendederas inf

slow-witted: torpe

slow train N Brit

slow train: tren que para en todas las estaciones

slow-worm [Am ˈsloʊˌwərm, Brit ˈsləʊwəːm] N

slow-worm: lución m

slow motion N U

slow motion: cámara f lenta

in slow motion: en cámara lenta

in slow motion: a cámara lenta Spain

u rečniku PONS

engleski

engleski

španski

španski

I. slow [sləʊ, Am sloʊ] ADJ

1. slow (not fast):

slow: lento, -a

slow poison: de efectos retardados

to be slow to do sth: tardar en hacer algo

to be (10 minutes) slow: ir (10 minutos) retrasado

2. slow (stupid):

slow: torpe

slow: guanaco, -a LatAm

II. slow [sləʊ, Am sloʊ] VB intr

slow: ir más despacio

to slow to a halt: detenerse gradualmente

III. slow [sləʊ, Am sloʊ] VB trans

slow: frenar

slow development: retardar

I. slow down VB trans

slow down: ralentizar

II. slow down VB intr

1. slow down (reduce speed):

slow down: reducir la velocidad

2. slow down (be less active):

slow down: moderar el ritmo de vida

go-slow [ˈgəʊsləʊ, Am ˈgoʊsloʊ] N

go-slow: huelga f de celo

slow train N

slow train: tren m lento

slow-moving ADJ

slow-moving: lento, -a

slow-moving traffic: denso, -a

I. slow motion N

slow motion: cámara f lenta

in slow motion: a cámara lenta

II. slow motion ADJ

slow motion: a cámara lenta

slow-witted ADJ

slow-witted: lerdo, -a

španski

španski

engleski

engleski

quedado (-a): slow

cansino (-a): slow

cachazudo (-a): slow

u rečniku PONS

engleski

engleski

španski

španski

I. slow [sloʊ] ADJ

1. slow (not fast):

slow: lento, -a

slow poison: de efectos retardados

to be slow to do sth: tardar en hacer algo

to be (10 minutes) slow: ir (10 minutos) retrasado

2. slow (stupid):

slow: torpe

slow: guanaco, -a LatAm

II. slow [sloʊ] VB intr

slow: ir más despacio

to slow to a halt: detenerse gradualmente

III. slow [sloʊ] VB trans

slow: frenar

slow development: retardar

I. slow motion N

slow motion: cámara f lenta

in slow motion: a cámara lenta

II. slow motion ADJ

slow motion: a cámara lenta

slow-witted ADJ

slow-witted: lerdo, -a

I. slow down VB intr

1. slow down (reduce speed):

slow down: reducir la velocidad

2. slow down (be less active):

slow down: moderar el ritmo de vida

II. slow down VB trans

slow down: ralentizar

španski

španski

engleski

engleski

quedado (-a): slow

pánfilo (-a): slow

lerdo (-a): slow

lentitud fig: slow-wittedness

ralentí: slow motion

al ralentí: in slow motion

carril de adelantamiento/lento: fast/slow lane

Present
I	slow
you	slow
he/she/it	slows
we	slow
you	slow
they	slow

Past
I	slowed
you	slowed
he/she/it	slowed
we	slowed
you	slowed
they	slowed

Present Perfect
I	have	slowed
you	have	slowed
he/she/it	has	slowed
we	have	slowed
you	have	slowed
they	have	slowed

Past Perfect
I	had	slowed
you	had	slowed
he/she/it	had	slowed
we	had	slowed
you	had	slowed
they	had	slowed

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slow and steady wins the race prov: despacito y buena letra

to have a slow puncture Brit: perder aire

the band played a slow dance: la orquesta tocaba una (canción) lenta

to be quick/slow off the mark: ser rápido/lento de reflejos

to be slow on the uptake inf: ser algo torpe

to be slow to do sth: tardar en hacer algo

to be (10 minutes) slow: ir (10 minutos) retrasado

to slow to a halt: detenerse gradualmente

to go slow: ir despacio

el río avanza de manera morosa: the river advances at a slow pace

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