Object

• progression: It hadn't been too slow a progression from cold to enraptured and the show really flew along.

• onset: Completing a sudoku puzzle requires patience and logical ability and has been proven to slow the onset of dementia.

• pace: But their slowed pace gave her time to study her peers closer.

• traffic: Now, several ' pinch point crossing spaces ' serve to slow traffic by reducing flow to a single lane.

Adjective complement

• down.: This causes many of the body's functions to slow down. ) What are the symptoms of hyperthyroidism?

• gastric: In labor the administration of opioids markedly slows gastric emptying.

Modifies a noun

• pace: Away from the bustling crowds on the main beaches you can enjoy a slower pace.

• motion: They're not just ' cheesy ' slow motion to music which drags on for ages.

• speed: Chop the 2nd tomato into bite size pieces at slow speed stirring with the tamper.

• connection: Users with slower connections can also download individual chapters in Adobe Acrobat format by using the links on the left hand side.

• progress: Slow progress onwards to Valley enabled a further shot on its approach to the station stop.

• tempo: The dhrupad style is characterized by its somber, dignified and devotional mood, its slow tempo and gradual melodic development.

Followed by a transitive particle

• down: They are expected to slow down further over the next four months.

Particle object: down_obj

• digestion: It slows down digestion and absorption allowing the body to deal with nutrients at a relatively steady rate.

• pace: After that the experienced Gutierrez slowed down the pace and fought his way back into the match.

Infinitive complement

• react: However the goal did come on 28 minutes when City were again a little slow to react to a corner.

• respond: Why has the World Bank been slow to respond to the MA?

• load: It is also pretty slow to load back up again.

• adapt: In practice, EC Delegations and ACP governments have been slow to adapt to the new participatory approach.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: Slow down your approach speed on your last few steps.