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langsam
/ˈlaŋzaːm/ adjective A1
1. slow
English slow , tardy , sluggish French lent , poussif Portuguese lento , moroso Czech pomalý Italian lento , tardo Spanish lento , tardo Dutch langzaam , traag , sloom Swedish långsam Latin tardus , lentus
2. slowly, step by step
English slowly , step by step French progressivement , peu à peu Portuguese devagar , lentamente Czech pomalu Italian lentamente , adagio , a rilento Spanish despacio Dutch langzaam , traag Swedish långsam Latin segniter
3. slow down (not for a horse)
English whoa Swedish sakta i backarna
4. progressive (gradually advancing)
English progressive French progressif Portuguese progressivo Czech progresivní , postupný Italian progressivo Spanish progresivo Swedish progressiv
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langsam
/ˈlaŋzaːm/ adverb A1
1. slowly (at a slow pace), gradually, carefully
English slowly , carefully , gradually French lentement , au ralenti Portuguese devagar , lentamente , vagarosamente Czech pomalu , volně , zvolna Italian lentamente , adagio , a rilento Spanish despacio , lentamente , lento Dutch langzaam , stilaan , langzaamaan Swedish sakta , smått , sakteliga Latin lente , segniter , tarde
2. it's getting to the point where; just about; used to indicate that an event or evaluation may not have fully come about yet, but is approaching that point.
3. progressively
English progressively French progressivement Italian progressivamente Swedish progressiv
4. slowly
English slowly French lentement Italian lentamente Spanish lentamente
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