decelerated motion

ˌdiːˈsɛləreɪtɪd ˈmoʊʃən

Definition

Definition of decelerated motion - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

physicsmoving with decreasing speed over time

The car exhibited decelerated motion as it approached the stop sign.
The train showed decelerated motion as it entered the station.
The spacecraft's decelerated motion was crucial for a safe landing.

retarding

slowing

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Expressions with decelerated motion

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uniformly decelerated motion

motion that slows down at a constant rate

The car experienced uniformly decelerated motion as it approached the stop sign.

Expressions with decelerated

uniformly decelerated motion

motion that slows down at a constant rate

The car experienced uniformly decelerated motion as it approached the stop sign.

Expressions with motion

gears in motion

mechanical parts moving together

The engineer observed the gears in motion inside the machine.

set in motion

start or activate a process or mechanism

The manager set in motion the new project plan.

set the wheels in motion

cause a process to begin that will lead toward a result

The manager set the wheels in motion for the new program.

the wheel is in motion

exp.

things have begun and may be hard to stop

Once the vote passed, the wheel is in motion.

put in motion

cause to move or operate

The mechanic put the old engine in motion with ease.

of one's own motion

prep.

acting independently without external influence

The judge dismissed the case of his own motion.

poetry in motion

action or event very beautiful to watch

The synchronized swimming routine was poetry in motion.

second a motion

formally support a proposal in a meeting

She seconded the motion to approve the budget.

table a motion

formally present a proposal for discussion

The senator tabled a motion to amend the bill.

motion of the ocean

the movement of the sea's waves

The motion of the ocean rocked the boat gently.

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French:décéléré, ...
German:verzögert, ...
Italian:decelerato, ...
Spanish:decelerado, ...
Portuguese:desacelerado, ...
Chinese:减速的, ...
Japanese:減速する, ...
Arabic:متباطئ, ...
Hebrew:מוּאָט, ...
Russian:замедленный, ...
Ukrainian:уповільнений, ...
Hindi:धीमी गति, ...
Bengali:ধীরগতি, ...
Catalan:decelerant, ...
Czech:zpomalený, ...
Danish:decelereret, ...
Dutch:vertraagde, ...
Greek:επιβραδυνόμενος, ...
Hungarian:lassuló, ...
Khmer:កំពុងថយល្បឿន, ...
Korean:감속하는, ...
Persian:حرکت با سرعت کاهشی, ...
Polish:hamujący, ...
Portuguese (BR):desacelerado, ...
Romanian:decelerată, ...
Swedish:avtagande, ...
Thai:ลดความเร็ว, ...
Turkish:yavaşlayan, ...
Vietnamese:giảm tốc, ...

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