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汉语拼音：màn jié zòu

1.乐音中的缓慢节奏。亦用以比喻生活或工作的步伐缓慢。

1. 乐音中的缓慢节奏。亦用以比喻生活或工作的步伐缓慢。

   俞天白 《危栏》：“她依然准时上班、下班，依然平和、娴静、安详，保持着生活的慢节奏。”

• January is often quiet, and with a slower pace, you would have time to rest up.

  1月通常是安静的，慢节奏的，你将有时间休息咯。

• Ella: We've only been here two days. Give it a chance. We're here to enjoy a slower pace of life, remember?

  我们在这儿只有两天的时间。抓住这个机会吧。我们来这里是要享受一下慢节奏的生活的，你忘了吗？

• Do not be concerned with it; under no circumstance should you try to practice the staccato motion that way in slower tempos.

  不必在意它，在任何时候你不要设法在慢节奏练习断奏。

• Ask kids choose picture to show tempo according to music book. Please sing it out with pig's cry.

  请幼儿选择图片根据乐谱摆出节奏型，并用猪的叫声表演唱“快”“慢”节奏。

• This song, which came out several years ago, alternates between fast and slow-paced, so it's a good one for an interval workout.

  这首是几年前的曲子，在快和慢节奏之间变换，所以它很适合间隔锻炼。

• Close your eyes and listen to slow music to take your mind off of emotional pressure.

  闭上眼睛，听一听慢节奏的音乐，让你的思维离开情绪的压力。

• Some of these young tycoons made fast and bold moves while others applied themselves slowly and steadily.

  有的人一心追求慢节奏与安稳，而一些年轻的商业巨子则选择快速大胆地向前挺近。

• The story is relaxing and very slow paced but I still find it to be moving and thought provoking.

  这是一个轻松愉快、慢节奏的影片，但我却带给我深深地感动和深思。

• If the previous generation was intent on modernising Japan at high speed, the next one prefers a slower pace with less consumption.

  如果说前面的一代加速了日本的现代化，那么下一代更加欣赏的则是少量消费带来的慢节奏。