slowness

slowness
noun, no pl.
1) Langsamkeit, die
2) (gradualness) Langsamkeit, die; (of search, work) Langwierigkeit, die
3) (slackness) Zögern, das

his slowness to react or in reacting — sein zögerndes Reagieren

4) (stupidity) Schwerfälligkeit, die

slowness [of comprehension/mind/wit] — Begriffsstutzigkeit, die (abwertend)

5) (dullness) Langweiligkeit, die
* * *
noun die Langsamkeit
* * *
slow·ness
[ˈsləʊnəs, AM ˈsloʊ-]
n no pl
1. (lack of speed) Langsamkeit f
2. (lack of intelligence) Begriffsstutzigkeit f
* * *
['sləʊnɪs]
n
1) Langsamkeit f

their slowness to act — ihr Zaudern

2) (= stupidity of person) Begriffsstutzigkeit f

slowness of mind — Begriffsstutzigkeit f

3) (= inactivity of party, film, plot) Lahmheit f, Langweiligkeit f
4) (COMM: slackness) Flaute f
5) (slowing down movement) (of surface, track, pitch) Langsamkeit f; (because of rain etc) Schwere f
* * *
slowness s
1. Langsamkeit f
2. Schwerfälligkeit f, Begriffsstutzigkeit f
3. Langweiligkeit f
* * *
noun, no pl.
1) Langsamkeit, die
2) (gradualness) Langsamkeit, die; (of search, work) Langwierigkeit, die
3) (slackness) Zögern, das

his slowness to react or in reacting — sein zögerndes Reagieren

4) (stupidity) Schwerfälligkeit, die

slowness [of comprehension/mind/wit] — Begriffsstutzigkeit, die (abwertend)

5) (dullness) Langweiligkeit, die
* * *
n.
Langsamkeit f.

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