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also slow-motion uncountable noun [usually in NOUN]When film or television pictures are shown in slow motion, they are shown much more slowly than normal. It seemed almost as if he were falling in slow motion. This can be seen easily with the benefit of slow motion video playback. slow motion in British Englishnoun1. cinema, television action that is made to appear slower than normal by passing the film through the taking camera at a faster rate than normal or by replaying a recording more slowly adjective slow-motion2. cinema, television of or relating to such action 3. moving or functioning at less than usual speed slow-motion in British English (ˌsləʊˈməʊʃən) adjective1. photography, video of or relating to action that is made to appear slower than normal by passing thefilm through the taking camera at a faster rate than normal or by replaying a video tape recording more slowly the slow-motion replay of the goal This can be seen easily with the benefit of slow-motion video playback. 2. moving or functioning at less than usual speed The victims have reported slow-motion flashbacks of the incident. slow motion in American English 1. slow-motion movement or action 2. an effect using slow-motion photography or video techniques slow-motion in American English (sloʊˈmoʊʃən) adjective1. moving or operating below usual or normal speed 2. designating a film or taped TV sequence in which the action is made to appear slower than the actual action by exposing more frames per second than is usual and projecting the film at normal speed or by filming or taping at normal speed and projecting or replaying at a lower than usual speed Examples of 'slow motion' in a sentenceslow motion We shot it all in slow motion.Like the camera is going in slow motion.It was as sickening in real time as in slow motion.It is a bit like running on the spot while the rest of the world goes by in slow motion.Others hit the wall in slow motion, thanks to a combination of family and financial pressures.It's all based on the premise that things look funnier in slow motion.Everything was going a million miles an hour, but in slow motion at the same time.To them, the car appears in slow motion.As if he was in slow motion while all around him were rushing around on fast forward yet still unable to save the day.It was like slow motion.Everything is in slow motion.And in slow motion, too.At the far end of the hut there was a huge glass aquarium; inside it tropical fish moved in slow motion.The footage was then replayed to the court in slow motion, and for a third time with an enlarged image of the murder scene.It was like I was in a bubble for that fleeting moment watching the drama unfold in slow motion.What was supposed to be a poised and dignified parade towards the centrepiece of the show, quickly turned into a sort of slow motion stampede.It's always in slow motion, like a bad accident.A little bit of my brain was beginning to rev up, but my movements had gone into slow motion.Recorded by slow motion cameras, the four-part series captures the annihilation.Essentially, this is a skit on the Hollywood cliché of the hero walking towards camera in slow motion while the universe blows up behind him.The slow-motion train crash in the eurozone is nearing its climax.And it is watching the slow-motion train crash that is the collapse of the euro.You can only go so far with slow-motion replays at the table football.Without a slow-motion replay it is impossible to work out exactly what he has just done.The elbow could clearly be seen on the slow-motion replay.He is familiar enough with the forensic nature of multiple camera angles and slow-motion replays to realise that he is finished at this competition.A move so fast that a slow-motion replay is needed to comprehend it fully.And then shows it again, in slow-motion playback.This was not so much a car crash as a slow-motion motorway pile-up.Like a slow-motion car crash, you could see this coming.It's about time politicians woke up to this slow-motion car crash.Both make pious, slow-motion video art.Had there been a third umpire using slow-motion replays in those days, the game would have been over then.We continue to watch this slow-motion car crash until they have an awkward goodbye, he leaves and she goes to the loo. In other languagesslow motion British English: slow motion NOUN When film or television pictures are shown in slow motion, they are shown much more slowly than normal. It seemed almost as if he were falling in slow motion. - American English: slow motion
- Brazilian Portuguese: câmera lenta
- Chinese: > 慢动作电影或电视节目的
- European Spanish: cámara lenta
- French: ralenti
- German: Zeitlupe
- Italian: rallentatore
- Japanese: スローモーション
- Korean: 느린 동작
- European Portuguese: câmara lenta
- Latin American Spanish: cámara lenta
Chinese translation of 'slow motion' n in slow motion 以慢动(動)作 (yǐ màndòngzuò)
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