decelerate

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• UK: /diːˈsɛləɹeɪt/
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• CMU ARPABET: D IH0 S EH1 L ER0 EY2 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Late 19th c., from de- + (ac)celerate. Compare deaccelerate.

46 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: أبْطَأ — reduce the velocity of something
• Arabic: تَبَاطَأ (tabāṭaʔ) — reduce the velocity of something
• Bulgarian: намалявам скоростта (namaljavam skorostta) — reduce the velocity of something
• Catalan: descelerar — reduce the velocity of something
• Catalan: desaccelerar — reduce the velocity of something
• Finnish: hiljentää vauhtia — reduce the velocity of something
• Finnish: hidastaa — reduce the velocity of something
• French: ralentir — reduce the velocity of something
• French: décélérer — reduce the velocity of something
• Hungarian: lassít — reduce the velocity of something
• Hungarian: lelassít — reduce the velocity of something
• Italian: decelerare — reduce the velocity of something
• Latin: retardare — reduce the velocity of something
• Luxembourgish: desacceleréieren — reduce the velocity of something
• Māori: whakapōturi — reduce the velocity of something
• Romanian: încetini — reduce the velocity of something
• Russian: замедля́ть (zamedljátʹ) — reduce the velocity of something
• Russian: заме́длить (zamédlitʹ) — reduce the velocity of something
• Spanish: desacelerar — reduce the velocity of something
• Spanish: decelerar — reduce the velocity of something
• Tagalog: hidarasigin — reduce the velocity of something
• Ukrainian: спові́льнювати (spovílʹnjuvaty) — reduce the velocity of something
• Ukrainian: спові́льнити (spovílʹnyty) — reduce the velocity of something
• Bulgarian: намалявам скоростта (namaljavam skorostta) — reduce the rate of advancement of something
• Catalan: descelerar — reduce the rate of advancement of something
• Catalan: desaccelerar — reduce the rate of advancement of something
• Finnish: hidastaa — reduce the rate of advancement of something
• Latin: retardare — reduce the rate of advancement of something
• Romanian: încetini — reduce the rate of advancement of something
• Arabic: تَبَاطَأ (tabāṭaʔ) — to go slower
• Bulgarian: забавям (zabavjam) — to go slower
• Czech: zpomalit — to go slower
• Finnish: hidastua — to go slower
• French: ralentir — to go slower
• French: décélérer — to go slower
• Hungarian: lassul — to go slower
• Hungarian: lelassul — to go slower
• Italian: decelerare — to go slower
• Māori: whakapūhoi — to go slower
• Romanian: încetini — to go slower
• Romanian: decelera — to go slower
• Russian: замедля́ться (zamedljátʹsja) — to go slower
• Russian: заме́длиться (zamédlitʹsja) — to go slower
• Spanish: desacelerar — to go slower
• Ukrainian: спові́льнюватися (spovílʹnjuvatysja) — to go slower
• Ukrainian: спові́льнитися (spovílʹnytysja) — to go slower