reduced

re·duce  (r-ds, -dys)

v. re·duced, re·duc·ing, re·duc·es

v.tr.

1. To bring down, as in extent, amount, or degree; diminish. See Synonyms at decrease.

2. To bring to a humbler, weaker, difficult, or forced state or condition; especially:

a. To gain control of; conquer: "a design to reduce them under absolute despotism" (Declaration of Independence).

b. To subject to destruction: Enemy bombers reduced the city to rubble.

c. To weaken bodily: was reduced almost to emaciation.

d. To sap the spirit or mental energy of.

e. To compel to desperate acts: The Depression reduced many to begging on street corners.

f. To lower in rank or grade. See Synonyms at demote.

g. To powder or pulverize.

h. To thin (paint) with a solvent.

3. To lower the price of: The store has drastically reduced winter coats.

4. To put in order or arrange systematically.

5. To separate into orderly components by analysis.

6. Chemistry

a. To decrease the valence of (an atom) by adding electrons.

b. To remove oxygen from (a compound).

c. To add hydrogen to (a compound).

d. To change to a metallic state by removing nonmetallic constituents; smelt.

7. Mathematics To simplify the form of (an expression, such as a fraction) without changing the value.

8. Medicine To restore (a fractured or displaced body part) to a normal condition or position.

v.intr.

1. To become diminished.

2. To lose weight, as by dieting.

3. Biology To undergo meiosis.

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[Middle English reducen, to bring back, from Old French reducier, from Latin redcere : re-, re- + dcere, to lead; see deuk- in Indo-European roots.]

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re·ducer n.

re·duci·bili·ty n.

re·duci·ble adj.

re·duci·bly adv.

Thesaurus

Adj.	1.	reduced - made less in size or amount or degree decreased
	2.	reduced - well below normal (especially in price) rock-bottom low - less than normal in degree or intensity or amount; "low prices"; "the reservoir is low"

Translations

reduced [rɪˈdjuːst] ADJ

1. (= lower) [numbers, cost, expenditure] → reducido; [price] → reducido, rebajado
at a reduced rate → con una tarifa reducida or rebajada, con rebaja or descuento
non-smokers have a reduced risk of heart disease → los no fumadores tienen menos riesgo de contraer enfermedades cardíacas
I had to get used to living on a reduced income → me tuve que acostumbrar a vivir con pocos ingresos
"reduced to clear" → rebajas por liquidación

2. (= smaller) [size] → reducido
French troops will have a reduced role in the area → las tropas francesas desempeñarán un papel poco importante en la zona
on a reduced scale → a escala reducida

3. (= straitened) to be living in reduced circumstances (frm, hum) → pasar necesidades or estrecheces

reduced [rɪˈdjuːst] adj (= on sale) → réduit(e)
"greatly reduced prices" → "gros rabais"
at a reduced price [goods] → au rabais; [ticket] → à prix réduit

reduced

adj price, fare → ermäßigt, reduziert; prices also, goods → herabgesetzt, heruntergesetzt; scale, version → kleiner; risk, demand, threat, role → geringer; circumstances → beschränkt; the judge gave him a reduced sentence of five years → der Richter verurteilte ihn zu einer verkürzten Haftstrafe von fünf Jahren; at a reduced price → zu einem ermäßigten or reduzierten Preis; “reduced” (on ticket) → „ermäßigt“; in reduced circumstances → in beschränkten (Lebens)umständen

reduced [rɪˈdjuːst] adj (decreased) → ridotto/a
at a reduced price → a prezzo ribassato or ridotto
"greatly reduced prices" → "grandi ribassi"
in reduced circumstances → nelle ristrettezze

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reduced [rɪˈdjuːst] adj (decreased) → ridotto/a
at a reduced price → a prezzo ribassato or ridotto
"greatly reduced prices" → "grandi ribassi"
in reduced circumstances → nelle ristrettezze