Slacken
/ˈslækən//ˈslækən/The word "slacken" originates from the Old English word "slacian," meaning "to become loose or slack." This word likely developed from the Proto-Germanic word "*slakaz," also meaning "loose." The concept of slackening, referring to a loosening or slowing down, has been present in the English language for centuries, reflecting the gradual changes in materials, technology, and even societal practices.
transitive verb
loosen, loosen (a string); stretch (a muscle); relax (black & shiny)
slow down; slow down
alleviate, alleviate, lessen
journalize
become lethargic
become careless, become slovenly
decrease
to gradually become, or to make something become, slower, less active, etc.
dần dần trở thành, hoặc làm cho cái gì đó trở nên chậm hơn, ít hoạt động hơn, v.v.
Chúng tôi thực sự rất bận rộn, nhưng bây giờ mọi thứ đang bắt đầu lắng xuống.
Cô ấy giảm tốc độ một chút (= đi chậm hơn một chút).
to become, or to make something become, less tight
trở nên, hoặc làm cho cái gì trở nên bớt chặt chẽ hơn
Vòng tay của anh nới lỏng và cô tách ra khỏi anh.
Anh nới lỏng sợi dây một chút.
Hãy nới lỏng dây thừng.
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