缓解 | huǎn jiě | to bring relief; to alleviate (a crisis); to dull (a pain) | |
缓慢 | huǎn màn | slow; slow-moving | |
缓缓 | huǎn huǎn | slowly; unhurriedly; little by little | |
缓和 | huǎn hé | to ease (tension); to alleviate; to moderate; to allay; to make more mild | |
减缓 | jiǎn huǎn | to slow down; to retard |
1 | As soon as you get the urge to eat something you need to find something else to do for the next 15 minutes (the length of time it can take to get over an urge). | |
2 | Let's put it off for a couple of days. | |
3 | It was a long time before he came to. | |
4 | Google's core business of selling ads around its search results has been slowing for some time, and none of the other products it has developed so far can be considered major successes. | |
5 | Forest should pay more attention to the building of a new socialist solution for the five main issues. |