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slow-acting

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slow-acting [ˈsləʊˌæktɪŋ] ADJde efecto retardado
slow-acting [ˈsləʊˌæktɪŋ] adjche agisce lentamente, ad azione lenta


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ISLAMABAD, April 17, 2009 (Balochistan Times) -- Paediatric researchers have developed a slow-acting anaesthetic that could banish prolonged pain during and after surgery.
He is unable or unwilling to spread much manure, and rock powders are expensive, slow-acting and not so renewable.
Sloths have very large, specialized, slow-acting stomachs with multiple compartments in which bacteria break down the tough leaves.
 
 
 
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