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slow·down  (sldoun)

n.

The act or process of slowing down; a slackening of pace: a production slowdown.

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slowdown [ˈsləʊˌdaʊn]

n

1. (Business / Industrial Relations & HR Terms) the usual US and Canadian word for go-slow

2. any slackening of pace

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

slowdown - the act of slowing down or falling behind lag, retardation delay, holdup - the act of delaying; inactivity resulting in something being put off until a later time

Translations

slowdown [ˈsləʊdaʊn] N

1. (= reduction) [of productivity, growth] → disminución f del ritmo; [of economy] → ralentización f

2. (US) (= go-slow) → huelga f de manos caídas, huelga f de celo(Sp)

slowdown [ˈsləʊdaʊn] n (in speed, growth, activity) → ralentissement m
slow lane n

(= on road) (in France) → voie f de droite; (in Britain) → voie f de gauche

to be in the slow lane [country, company] → être à la traîne

slowdown [ˈsləʊˌdaʊn] n → rallentamento

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slowdown [ˈsləʊˌdaʊn] n → rallentamento