Definition of retardation in English:

retardation

noun riːtɑːˈdeɪʃ(ə)nˌriˌtɑrˈdeɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The action of delaying or slowing the progress or development of something.
the goals of treatment include retardation of disease progression
Example sentencesExamples
- Fetuses and children exposed to incinerator dioxins suffered liver damage and retardation of sexual and brain development.
- He appeared to have some psychomotor retardation with minimal eye contact.
- He explained that he used the word 'normal' only in the context of a concern for growth retardation.
- Animals receiving heavy doses of alcohol showed retardation of hepatic repair.
- Under heavy braking, the gearbox changes down flawlessly, giving increased retardation.
- The retardation of proton escape from the membrane surface was previously explained by the damping effect of immobile pH buffer at the surface.
- This is a consequence of the considerable retardation of plasma flow through the layer over this range.
- Congenital retardation seems to doom many of the individual's interests to frustration.
- The retardation of ribcage growth may effectively set the limit of functional compensation that can be achieved.
- There is nothing here to suggest retardation of this normal sequence of events.

Definition of retardation in US English:

retardation

nounˌrēˌtärˈdāSH(ə)nˌriˌtɑrˈdeɪʃ(ə)n

The action of delaying or slowing the progress or development of something.
the goals of treatment include retardation of disease progression
Example sentencesExamples
- The retardation of ribcage growth may effectively set the limit of functional compensation that can be achieved.
- Congenital retardation seems to doom many of the individual's interests to frustration.
- This is a consequence of the considerable retardation of plasma flow through the layer over this range.
- He appeared to have some psychomotor retardation with minimal eye contact.
- Under heavy braking, the gearbox changes down flawlessly, giving increased retardation.
- There is nothing here to suggest retardation of this normal sequence of events.
- Fetuses and children exposed to incinerator dioxins suffered liver damage and retardation of sexual and brain development.
- He explained that he used the word 'normal' only in the context of a concern for growth retardation.
- Animals receiving heavy doses of alcohol showed retardation of hepatic repair.
- The retardation of proton escape from the membrane surface was previously explained by the damping effect of immobile pH buffer at the surface.

词汇	retardation
释义	Definition of retardation in English: retardation noun riːtɑːˈdeɪʃ(ə)nˌriˌtɑrˈdeɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The action of delaying or slowing the progress or development of something. the goals of treatment include retardation of disease progression Example sentencesExamples Fetuses and children exposed to incinerator dioxins suffered liver damage and retardation of sexual and brain development. He appeared to have some psychomotor retardation with minimal eye contact. He explained that he used the word 'normal' only in the context of a concern for growth retardation. Animals receiving heavy doses of alcohol showed retardation of hepatic repair. Under heavy braking, the gearbox changes down flawlessly, giving increased retardation. The retardation of proton escape from the membrane surface was previously explained by the damping effect of immobile pH buffer at the surface. This is a consequence of the considerable retardation of plasma flow through the layer over this range. Congenital retardation seems to doom many of the individual's interests to frustration. The retardation of ribcage growth may effectively set the limit of functional compensation that can be achieved. There is nothing here to suggest retardation of this normal sequence of events. Definition of retardation in US English: retardation nounˌrēˌtärˈdāSH(ə)nˌriˌtɑrˈdeɪʃ(ə)n The action of delaying or slowing the progress or development of something. the goals of treatment include retardation of disease progression Example sentencesExamples The retardation of ribcage growth may effectively set the limit of functional compensation that can be achieved. Congenital retardation seems to doom many of the individual's interests to frustration. This is a consequence of the considerable retardation of plasma flow through the layer over this range. He appeared to have some psychomotor retardation with minimal eye contact. Under heavy braking, the gearbox changes down flawlessly, giving increased retardation. There is nothing here to suggest retardation of this normal sequence of events. Fetuses and children exposed to incinerator dioxins suffered liver damage and retardation of sexual and brain development. He explained that he used the word 'normal' only in the context of a concern for growth retardation. Animals receiving heavy doses of alcohol showed retardation of hepatic repair. The retardation of proton escape from the membrane surface was previously explained by the damping effect of immobile pH buffer at the surface.
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