1. At first some of us were rather slow.
    开始我们有些人干得很慢。

2. "The movements are very slow and careful and involve a great deal of body movement and standing on a single limb.
    它的动作缓慢、细腻，动则牵引全身，立则依附单腿。

3. She has a slow, deliberate way of talking.
    她谈话的方式缓慢而审慎.

4. Some drifting and slow, others jerky and rapid.
    这些活动有的飘忽而缓慢，有的急剧而快速。

5. Upon leaving Paris, trains will whistle along at an approximate speed of 186 miles per hour until they go underground, but will creep along as slow as 50 miles per hour behind local trains the last 68 miles to London.
    火车离开巴黎，呼啸着以大约186英里的时速驶入地下，行至距伦敦68英里处的时候，却只能跟在当地的火车后面，以每小时50英里的速度慢慢爬行。

6. Of course, the books and periodicals that are warning society about the removal of jobs, "the end of work", and wage decreases only serve to increase public anxiety — a slow-motion variation of shouting "Fire!" in a crowded theate
    当然, 那些因工作岗位的消失、"工作完蛋了"和工资减少而对社会发出警告的书籍和期刊杂志只不过是起到了增加公众焦虑的作用--只是在挤满了观众的戏院里有人大叫"着火啦"的那种景象的慢镜头的变种而已。

7. On the other hand, once a given agreement is made, it is the Japanese who sometimes wonder at the slow pace in which Westerners implement the decision.
    另一方面，一旦签署了某个协议，却常常是日本人惊讶于西方人履行协议时的拖沓。

8. It acts like slow poison.
    它有慢性毒药的作用。

9. I am afraid my watch is slow.
    恐怕我的表慢了.