Definition of slowdown in English:

slowdown

nounˈsləʊdəʊnˈsloʊˌdaʊn

1An act of slowing down.
减速
a traffic slowdown in the passing lane
超车道上的车速减慢。
Example sentencesExamples
- If animal experimentation were stopped, the slowdown in medical research would be real and the cost would be high.
- Over the weekend about 200 trucks were involved in traffic slowdowns across the city, while picket lines have been set up at numerous transport centers as well as at the 40 companies involved in the dispute.
- Absolutely no changes have been made to them, right down to preserving the bugs and slowdowns.
- All of us are concerned about the slowdown in development of infrastructure.
- Over the last ten years, the number of Internet hosts has grown at an accelerated rate; slowdowns and traffic jams are plaguing the information superhighway.
- I don't know how many times I've avoided harsh braking or slowdowns in the left lane because I've been cruising by in the right.
- China's internet users are suffering sharp slowdowns in access because of heightened efforts to police online content, industry experts say.
- It can ill afford to suffer any more travel related slowdowns.
- Sungkar added that the slowdown in tourism in Batam had made a negative impact on the island's economy.
- Experts are most concerned about the slowdown in bookings by tourists from overseas and around Britain.
- That traffic slowdowns travel in waves is nothing new.
- The latest virus has swept the world, and is now responsible for numerous e-mail slowdowns and other weirdness.
- Probably this time, a great slowdown on anything that smells of neoliberalism.
- The most common cause of computer slowdowns is a lack of free space on the hard drive.
- Now even the strong global economy which 10 years ago promised to save the planet is stuttering to a slowdown.
- The problem, however, is that much sharper traffic slowdowns can come as if out of the blue.
- Fogged-up windscreens should result in a major slowdown by a driver.
- It does mean that as the volume of data over the internet soars, filters cause a general slowdown.
- But the basics of traffic flow have been mapped out and the intricacies that contribute to slowdowns are being worked out.
- As a consequence, expect a slowdown in posting for a while, unless Seldo picks up the slack.
1. 1.1 A decline in economic activity.
  经济衰退
  the drop in earnings was due to an extreme economic slowdown
  mass noun companies reacted to early signs of slowdown with cuts in production
  Example sentencesExamples
  Estimates differ of the magnitude of the slowdown in the second half of 2004 and in the year as whole.
  This time last year fears abounded of a slowdown in global growth.
  That's not to say that Chinese companies have not taken a battering because of the global slowdown.
  In the past during global slowdowns, Britain has come off worst, he said.
  He also issued a vague threat regarding trade slowdowns.
  The tight fiscal situation will severely restrict how much action the government can take to counteract a slowdown.
  Confirmation that the German slowdown is impacting on the labour market quickly followed.
  We are seeing some project delays and slowdowns, primarily in smaller companies.
  The slowdown thus far is modest, managing only to stem the rate of increase.
  You know, all previous slowdowns, we were in true deficits, counting all the dollars the government takes in.
  Although the owner-occupier markets in the cities are still strong, there have been dramatic slowdowns in the buy-to-let sector.
  There had been growth of five percent of GDP for four years, in spite of the worldwide slowdown.
  There has been a world slowdown in demand, excess production capacity and falling sales prices.
  Wellington has experienced a 5% drop in median prices, with certain sectors in the Wellington market experiencing slowdowns in sales as well as price drops.
  In such years, slowdowns in some countries were offset by growth in others.
  So what is it that is largely responsible for the slowdown in the UK?
  The Executive blamed the US slowdown and the shake-out in global electronics.
  As long as disposable income grows and house prices don't fall in absolute terms, this should be an orderly slowdown.
  However, the group is anticipating an expected slowdown in continental Europe.
  The slowest ships have been the record companies, who have suffered significant slowdowns in sales over the last few years.
  Hotels are preparing not only for business slowdowns but for travelers who want to stay as healthy as possible.
  If as expected interest rates stay stable over the next couple of years there will be an inevitable slowdown in the housing market.
  The overall billings of most agencies have increased rather than decreased after the slowdown.
  Mr Power said the significant slowdown in the rate of increase in prices is good news for the Irish economy.
  Wong expects to see a slowdown in the second quarter, as the market enters into a consolidation period.
  John Fogarty doesn't see a slowdown in the demand for housing on the horizon.
  At the same time, in anticipation of a slowdown, businesses retrench and through their actions they produce one.
  By contrast, when a country handles its slowdowns with shorter workweeks, as soon as demand picks up, employees begin returning to full work schedules.
  This suggests that the consumer and housing slowdowns reflected more than just the vagaries of the summer weather.
  Synonyms
  recession, slump, decline, downturn, standstill

Rhymes

godown, hoedown, showdown

Definition of slowdown in US English:

slowdown

nounˈsloʊˌdaʊnˈslōˌdoun

1An act of slowing down.
减速
a traffic slowdown in the passing lane
超车道上的车速减慢。
Example sentencesExamples
- As a consequence, expect a slowdown in posting for a while, unless Seldo picks up the slack.
- I don't know how many times I've avoided harsh braking or slowdowns in the left lane because I've been cruising by in the right.
- It can ill afford to suffer any more travel related slowdowns.
- It does mean that as the volume of data over the internet soars, filters cause a general slowdown.
- All of us are concerned about the slowdown in development of infrastructure.
- Over the weekend about 200 trucks were involved in traffic slowdowns across the city, while picket lines have been set up at numerous transport centers as well as at the 40 companies involved in the dispute.
- Fogged-up windscreens should result in a major slowdown by a driver.
- But the basics of traffic flow have been mapped out and the intricacies that contribute to slowdowns are being worked out.
- The latest virus has swept the world, and is now responsible for numerous e-mail slowdowns and other weirdness.
- Now even the strong global economy which 10 years ago promised to save the planet is stuttering to a slowdown.
- The most common cause of computer slowdowns is a lack of free space on the hard drive.
- That traffic slowdowns travel in waves is nothing new.
- China's internet users are suffering sharp slowdowns in access because of heightened efforts to police online content, industry experts say.
- The problem, however, is that much sharper traffic slowdowns can come as if out of the blue.
- Absolutely no changes have been made to them, right down to preserving the bugs and slowdowns.
- Experts are most concerned about the slowdown in bookings by tourists from overseas and around Britain.
- Probably this time, a great slowdown on anything that smells of neoliberalism.
- Sungkar added that the slowdown in tourism in Batam had made a negative impact on the island's economy.
- Over the last ten years, the number of Internet hosts has grown at an accelerated rate; slowdowns and traffic jams are plaguing the information superhighway.
- If animal experimentation were stopped, the slowdown in medical research would be real and the cost would be high.
1. 1.1 A decline in economic activity.
  经济衰退
  Example sentencesExamples
  We are seeing some project delays and slowdowns, primarily in smaller companies.
  There has been a world slowdown in demand, excess production capacity and falling sales prices.
  At the same time, in anticipation of a slowdown, businesses retrench and through their actions they produce one.
  By contrast, when a country handles its slowdowns with shorter workweeks, as soon as demand picks up, employees begin returning to full work schedules.
  You know, all previous slowdowns, we were in true deficits, counting all the dollars the government takes in.
  Wellington has experienced a 5% drop in median prices, with certain sectors in the Wellington market experiencing slowdowns in sales as well as price drops.
  In the past during global slowdowns, Britain has come off worst, he said.
  Estimates differ of the magnitude of the slowdown in the second half of 2004 and in the year as whole.
  The tight fiscal situation will severely restrict how much action the government can take to counteract a slowdown.
  So what is it that is largely responsible for the slowdown in the UK?
  John Fogarty doesn't see a slowdown in the demand for housing on the horizon.
  As long as disposable income grows and house prices don't fall in absolute terms, this should be an orderly slowdown.
  He also issued a vague threat regarding trade slowdowns.
  Although the owner-occupier markets in the cities are still strong, there have been dramatic slowdowns in the buy-to-let sector.
  However, the group is anticipating an expected slowdown in continental Europe.
  There had been growth of five percent of GDP for four years, in spite of the worldwide slowdown.
  The overall billings of most agencies have increased rather than decreased after the slowdown.
  In such years, slowdowns in some countries were offset by growth in others.
  This time last year fears abounded of a slowdown in global growth.
  The slowest ships have been the record companies, who have suffered significant slowdowns in sales over the last few years.
  The slowdown thus far is modest, managing only to stem the rate of increase.
  Confirmation that the German slowdown is impacting on the labour market quickly followed.
  Hotels are preparing not only for business slowdowns but for travelers who want to stay as healthy as possible.
  Mr Power said the significant slowdown in the rate of increase in prices is good news for the Irish economy.
  Wong expects to see a slowdown in the second quarter, as the market enters into a consolidation period.
  If as expected interest rates stay stable over the next couple of years there will be an inevitable slowdown in the housing market.
  The Executive blamed the US slowdown and the shake-out in global electronics.
  That's not to say that Chinese companies have not taken a battering because of the global slowdown.
  This suggests that the consumer and housing slowdowns reflected more than just the vagaries of the summer weather.
  Synonyms
  recession, slump, decline, downturn, standstill

词汇	slowdown
释义	Definition of slowdown in English: slowdown nounˈsləʊdəʊnˈsloʊˌdaʊn 1An act of slowing down. 减速 a traffic slowdown in the passing lane 超车道上的车速减慢。 Example sentencesExamples If animal experimentation were stopped, the slowdown in medical research would be real and the cost would be high. Over the weekend about 200 trucks were involved in traffic slowdowns across the city, while picket lines have been set up at numerous transport centers as well as at the 40 companies involved in the dispute. Absolutely no changes have been made to them, right down to preserving the bugs and slowdowns. All of us are concerned about the slowdown in development of infrastructure. Over the last ten years, the number of Internet hosts has grown at an accelerated rate; slowdowns and traffic jams are plaguing the information superhighway. I don't know how many times I've avoided harsh braking or slowdowns in the left lane because I've been cruising by in the right. China's internet users are suffering sharp slowdowns in access because of heightened efforts to police online content, industry experts say. It can ill afford to suffer any more travel related slowdowns. Sungkar added that the slowdown in tourism in Batam had made a negative impact on the island's economy. Experts are most concerned about the slowdown in bookings by tourists from overseas and around Britain. That traffic slowdowns travel in waves is nothing new. The latest virus has swept the world, and is now responsible for numerous e-mail slowdowns and other weirdness. Probably this time, a great slowdown on anything that smells of neoliberalism. The most common cause of computer slowdowns is a lack of free space on the hard drive. Now even the strong global economy which 10 years ago promised to save the planet is stuttering to a slowdown. The problem, however, is that much sharper traffic slowdowns can come as if out of the blue. Fogged-up windscreens should result in a major slowdown by a driver. It does mean that as the volume of data over the internet soars, filters cause a general slowdown. But the basics of traffic flow have been mapped out and the intricacies that contribute to slowdowns are being worked out. As a consequence, expect a slowdown in posting for a while, unless Seldo picks up the slack. 1.1 A decline in economic activity. 经济衰退 the drop in earnings was due to an extreme economic slowdown mass noun companies reacted to early signs of slowdown with cuts in production Example sentencesExamples Estimates differ of the magnitude of the slowdown in the second half of 2004 and in the year as whole. This time last year fears abounded of a slowdown in global growth. That's not to say that Chinese companies have not taken a battering because of the global slowdown. In the past during global slowdowns, Britain has come off worst, he said. He also issued a vague threat regarding trade slowdowns. The tight fiscal situation will severely restrict how much action the government can take to counteract a slowdown. Confirmation that the German slowdown is impacting on the labour market quickly followed. We are seeing some project delays and slowdowns, primarily in smaller companies. The slowdown thus far is modest, managing only to stem the rate of increase. You know, all previous slowdowns, we were in true deficits, counting all the dollars the government takes in. Although the owner-occupier markets in the cities are still strong, there have been dramatic slowdowns in the buy-to-let sector. There had been growth of five percent of GDP for four years, in spite of the worldwide slowdown. There has been a world slowdown in demand, excess production capacity and falling sales prices. Wellington has experienced a 5% drop in median prices, with certain sectors in the Wellington market experiencing slowdowns in sales as well as price drops. In such years, slowdowns in some countries were offset by growth in others. So what is it that is largely responsible for the slowdown in the UK? The Executive blamed the US slowdown and the shake-out in global electronics. As long as disposable income grows and house prices don't fall in absolute terms, this should be an orderly slowdown. However, the group is anticipating an expected slowdown in continental Europe. The slowest ships have been the record companies, who have suffered significant slowdowns in sales over the last few years. Hotels are preparing not only for business slowdowns but for travelers who want to stay as healthy as possible. If as expected interest rates stay stable over the next couple of years there will be an inevitable slowdown in the housing market. The overall billings of most agencies have increased rather than decreased after the slowdown. Mr Power said the significant slowdown in the rate of increase in prices is good news for the Irish economy. Wong expects to see a slowdown in the second quarter, as the market enters into a consolidation period. John Fogarty doesn't see a slowdown in the demand for housing on the horizon. At the same time, in anticipation of a slowdown, businesses retrench and through their actions they produce one. By contrast, when a country handles its slowdowns with shorter workweeks, as soon as demand picks up, employees begin returning to full work schedules. This suggests that the consumer and housing slowdowns reflected more than just the vagaries of the summer weather. Synonyms recession, slump, decline, downturn, standstill Rhymes godown, hoedown, showdown Definition of slowdown in US English: slowdown nounˈsloʊˌdaʊnˈslōˌdoun 1An act of slowing down. 减速 a traffic slowdown in the passing lane 超车道上的车速减慢。 Example sentencesExamples As a consequence, expect a slowdown in posting for a while, unless Seldo picks up the slack. I don't know how many times I've avoided harsh braking or slowdowns in the left lane because I've been cruising by in the right. It can ill afford to suffer any more travel related slowdowns. It does mean that as the volume of data over the internet soars, filters cause a general slowdown. All of us are concerned about the slowdown in development of infrastructure. Over the weekend about 200 trucks were involved in traffic slowdowns across the city, while picket lines have been set up at numerous transport centers as well as at the 40 companies involved in the dispute. Fogged-up windscreens should result in a major slowdown by a driver. But the basics of traffic flow have been mapped out and the intricacies that contribute to slowdowns are being worked out. The latest virus has swept the world, and is now responsible for numerous e-mail slowdowns and other weirdness. Now even the strong global economy which 10 years ago promised to save the planet is stuttering to a slowdown. The most common cause of computer slowdowns is a lack of free space on the hard drive. That traffic slowdowns travel in waves is nothing new. China's internet users are suffering sharp slowdowns in access because of heightened efforts to police online content, industry experts say. The problem, however, is that much sharper traffic slowdowns can come as if out of the blue. Absolutely no changes have been made to them, right down to preserving the bugs and slowdowns. Experts are most concerned about the slowdown in bookings by tourists from overseas and around Britain. Probably this time, a great slowdown on anything that smells of neoliberalism. Sungkar added that the slowdown in tourism in Batam had made a negative impact on the island's economy. Over the last ten years, the number of Internet hosts has grown at an accelerated rate; slowdowns and traffic jams are plaguing the information superhighway. If animal experimentation were stopped, the slowdown in medical research would be real and the cost would be high. 1.1 A decline in economic activity. 经济衰退 Example sentencesExamples We are seeing some project delays and slowdowns, primarily in smaller companies. There has been a world slowdown in demand, excess production capacity and falling sales prices. At the same time, in anticipation of a slowdown, businesses retrench and through their actions they produce one. By contrast, when a country handles its slowdowns with shorter workweeks, as soon as demand picks up, employees begin returning to full work schedules. You know, all previous slowdowns, we were in true deficits, counting all the dollars the government takes in. Wellington has experienced a 5% drop in median prices, with certain sectors in the Wellington market experiencing slowdowns in sales as well as price drops. In the past during global slowdowns, Britain has come off worst, he said. Estimates differ of the magnitude of the slowdown in the second half of 2004 and in the year as whole. The tight fiscal situation will severely restrict how much action the government can take to counteract a slowdown. So what is it that is largely responsible for the slowdown in the UK? John Fogarty doesn't see a slowdown in the demand for housing on the horizon. As long as disposable income grows and house prices don't fall in absolute terms, this should be an orderly slowdown. He also issued a vague threat regarding trade slowdowns. Although the owner-occupier markets in the cities are still strong, there have been dramatic slowdowns in the buy-to-let sector. However, the group is anticipating an expected slowdown in continental Europe. There had been growth of five percent of GDP for four years, in spite of the worldwide slowdown. The overall billings of most agencies have increased rather than decreased after the slowdown. In such years, slowdowns in some countries were offset by growth in others. This time last year fears abounded of a slowdown in global growth. The slowest ships have been the record companies, who have suffered significant slowdowns in sales over the last few years. The slowdown thus far is modest, managing only to stem the rate of increase. Confirmation that the German slowdown is impacting on the labour market quickly followed. Hotels are preparing not only for business slowdowns but for travelers who want to stay as healthy as possible. Mr Power said the significant slowdown in the rate of increase in prices is good news for the Irish economy. Wong expects to see a slowdown in the second quarter, as the market enters into a consolidation period. If as expected interest rates stay stable over the next couple of years there will be an inevitable slowdown in the housing market. The Executive blamed the US slowdown and the shake-out in global electronics. That's not to say that Chinese companies have not taken a battering because of the global slowdown. This suggests that the consumer and housing slowdowns reflected more than just the vagaries of the summer weather. Synonyms recession, slump, decline, downturn, standstill
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