Definition of deceleration in English:

deceleration

noun ˌdiːsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)ndɪsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)ndiˌsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

Reduction in speed or rate.
speed brakes enable the aircraft to carry out rapid deceleration
a deceleration in economic growth
Example sentencesExamples
- The causes of the apparent deceleration of productivity are controversial.
- In April and May the first signs of lending growth deceleration were already present.
- Signs of economic deceleration will emerge as the world economy moves into 2005 with less strength.
- What we misjudged was how long it would take for the earnings deceleration to run its course.
- The crash sensors and diagnostic unit measure deceleration, not acceleration.
- During each of these periods, children showed the same heart rate pattern: initial heart rate deceleration followed by heart rate acceleration.
- They should have had a very large deceleration in inflation, given the theory.
- They all said it was a smooth landing but they could sense a lack of deceleration.
- Cool-down: jog, then walk, for two minutes of deceleration.
- He feels that the post-1973 slowdown in productivity growth is evidence of a deceleration in technical progress.

Definition of deceleration in US English:

deceleration

noundēˌseləˈrāSH(ə)ndiˌsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)n

Reduction in speed or rate.
speed brakes enable the aircraft to carry out rapid deceleration
a deceleration in economic growth
Example sentencesExamples
- In April and May the first signs of lending growth deceleration were already present.
- Signs of economic deceleration will emerge as the world economy moves into 2005 with less strength.
- During each of these periods, children showed the same heart rate pattern: initial heart rate deceleration followed by heart rate acceleration.
- He feels that the post-1973 slowdown in productivity growth is evidence of a deceleration in technical progress.
- They should have had a very large deceleration in inflation, given the theory.
- The causes of the apparent deceleration of productivity are controversial.
- Cool-down: jog, then walk, for two minutes of deceleration.
- The crash sensors and diagnostic unit measure deceleration, not acceleration.
- What we misjudged was how long it would take for the earnings deceleration to run its course.
- They all said it was a smooth landing but they could sense a lack of deceleration.

单词	deceleration
释义	Definition of deceleration in English: deceleration noun ˌdiːsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)ndɪsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)ndiˌsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)n mass noun Reduction in speed or rate. speed brakes enable the aircraft to carry out rapid deceleration a deceleration in economic growth Example sentencesExamples The causes of the apparent deceleration of productivity are controversial. In April and May the first signs of lending growth deceleration were already present. Signs of economic deceleration will emerge as the world economy moves into 2005 with less strength. What we misjudged was how long it would take for the earnings deceleration to run its course. The crash sensors and diagnostic unit measure deceleration, not acceleration. During each of these periods, children showed the same heart rate pattern: initial heart rate deceleration followed by heart rate acceleration. They should have had a very large deceleration in inflation, given the theory. They all said it was a smooth landing but they could sense a lack of deceleration. Cool-down: jog, then walk, for two minutes of deceleration. He feels that the post-1973 slowdown in productivity growth is evidence of a deceleration in technical progress. Definition of deceleration in US English: deceleration noundēˌseləˈrāSH(ə)ndiˌsɛləˈreɪʃ(ə)n Reduction in speed or rate. speed brakes enable the aircraft to carry out rapid deceleration a deceleration in economic growth Example sentencesExamples In April and May the first signs of lending growth deceleration were already present. Signs of economic deceleration will emerge as the world economy moves into 2005 with less strength. During each of these periods, children showed the same heart rate pattern: initial heart rate deceleration followed by heart rate acceleration. He feels that the post-1973 slowdown in productivity growth is evidence of a deceleration in technical progress. They should have had a very large deceleration in inflation, given the theory. The causes of the apparent deceleration of productivity are controversial. Cool-down: jog, then walk, for two minutes of deceleration. The crash sensors and diagnostic unit measure deceleration, not acceleration. What we misjudged was how long it would take for the earnings deceleration to run its course. They all said it was a smooth landing but they could sense a lack of deceleration.
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