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reduction

/ri-duhk-shuhn/US // rɪˈdʌk ʃən //UK // (rɪˈdʌkʃən) //

减少,削减,缩减,降低

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : the act of reducing or the state of being reduced.
    • : the amount by which something is reduced or diminished.
    • : a form produced by reducing a copy on a smaller scale.
    • : Cell Biology. meiosis, especially the first meiotic cell division in which the chromosome number is reduced by half.
    • : Chemistry. the process or result of reducing.
    • : Movies. the process of making a print of a narrower gauge from a print of a wider gauge: the reduction of 35-millimeter films to 16-millimeter films for the school market.
    • : a village or settlement of Indians in South America established and governed by Spanish Jesuit missionaries.

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Examples

  • Sure enough, the average change in diastolic blood pressure was a clinically significant reduction of five mmHg, which is good news.

  • Driven by environmental concerns, Kim-Parker saw an opportunity to create a space that would aid in the reduction of pollution in the fashion landscape.

  • Those reductions would mean much longer wait times and more crowded buses and subways.

  • The potential for future reductions in the cost of electricity from silicon solar, for example, is limited.

  • The housing authority agreed to lower Brown’s rent to $318 a month but said the reduction would not take effect until March.

  • Does that mean a reduction in policing would be a good thing?

  • Like many I spoke to, Williams seemed to desire a reorientation of policing, rather than just a reduction.

  • Proper use could lead to weight loss and reduction in gastric reflux.

  • The reduction in the unemployment levels is largely due to part time jobs and more people simply giving up looking for jobs.

  • Reagan learned this in the midst of negotiating historic arms-reduction treaties with the Soviets at the height of the Cold War.

  • It is clear, therefore, that the reserve reduction contemplated by the act will not be realized in practice.

  • If a company has no debts, a reduction in its capital made in an open manner in accordance with law, is legal.

  • On the 28th of March however it was found necessary to make a considerable reduction in the allowance.

  • That high-pressure engines owed their advantages mainly to a reduction of the relative importance of this latent heat.

  • This agreement caused a great reduction in the number of imports from Great Britain to these colonies.

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