慢
slow; slow-moving; indifferent; surname
Meanings
5 senses · 22 examplesadjective
slow; low speed
Used to describe speed, pace, or progress that is not fast, opposite of 快.
This electric scooter drives very slowly.
He walks very slowly and is always late.
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Don't rush, we can eat slowly.
He always works in a slow, clumsy way and has low efficiency.
This old computer runs at a very slow speed.
adjective
delayed; postponed
Used to advise taking a more gradual approach or delaying action.
We can handle this matter gradually, there's no need to rush.
Hold on a moment, I still have something to say.
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Tell him this news slowly, give him a surprise.
Let's take it slow, don't be so hasty and rough.
We can advance this plan gradually, first do some research.
adverb
do not; don't
literaryUsed in fixed phrases to express negation or caution.
Don't you know about this matter?
Not to mention he doesn't know, even I am not clear about it.
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Stop with these polite niceties, let's talk business directly.
Could it be that there is still such a kind person in the world?
Don't say you don't have time, everyone is very busy.
noun
surname Man
A rare Chinese family name.
Mr. Man is a new colleague at our company.
Teacher Man teaches Chinese at the university.
adjective
arrogant; rude; indifferent
Used to describe a person's cold, disrespectful attitude towards others.
He has a very arrogant attitude towards guests, which is really rude.
The boss lost a big order because he slighted the client.
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Don't be arrogant towards elders, you should know how to respect others.
His arrogant attitude made everyone feel very uncomfortable.
The waiter slighted us, we can complain to the store manager.