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This is the VOA Special English Education Report.May first is an important date in the college admissions process in the United States. This is the last day for high school seniors to accept or reject offers of admission in the fall. Offers are sent by April fifteenth. This is the VOA Special English Health Report.Heparin is a blood-thinning medicine made from pig intestines, which often come from small farms in China. The drug is often used to prevent blockages during kidney dialysis treatment and different operations.But in February, a major producer, Baxter International, recalled almost all of its heparin. Tests showed the presence of a chemical called oversulfated chondroitin sulfate. This is chemically similar to heparin but should not have been used. Who added it, and why, remains unclear. Leroy Hubley of Toledo, Ohio, lost his wife and son after they received heparin. He is shown at a hearing held Tuesday by a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee. 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slow读法如下：

英 [sləʊ]  美 [sloʊ]

adj. （移动，运行）低速的，缓慢的；慢速的，低速的；耗时的，太慢的；迟缓的，慢吞吞的；

短语

Slow Food 慢食运动 ; 慢食文化；

slow down 减速 ; 放慢速度；

Slow Motion [电影] 慢动作 ; 慢动作主面 ; 慢运动 ; 动作缓慢；

Slow Cooker 慢炖锅 ; 慢煮锅 ; 慢炖煲；

slow-wave sleep 慢波睡眠；

Slow Foxtrot 狐步 ; 狐步舞 ; 孤步舞 ; 慢狐步舞；

Slow Boat Home 情越海岸线；

pygmy slow loris 小懒猴 ; 倭蜂猴；

Too slow 太慢 ; 速度太慢；

词组短语

slow down 减速，放慢速度；使……慢下来；

go slow 怠工；慢慢走；

slow speed 慢速，低速；

slow but sure 龟兔赛跑；虽然慢但最后一定胜利；

slow motion 慢动作；慢镜头；

slow start 慢启动；缓慢起动；

slow wave 慢波；

英文是：Slow speed

重点词汇：speed

英［spi：d］

释义：

n.速度，速率；进度；迅速；繁荣；感光度；排挡；（非正式）安非他明

v.快速运动；加速；促进；（使）繁荣；超速驾驶；（非正式）用兴奋剂成瘾

n.（Speed）斯皮德（人名）

［复数：speeds；第三人称单数：speeds；现在分词：speeding；过去式：sped或speeded；过去分词：sped或speeded］

短语：

shutter speed［摄］快门速度；电子快门；快门速率；快门时间

扩展资料：

词语辨析：speed，rate，velocity，pace

这些名词均含“速度、速率”之意。

1、speed普通用词，指单位时间内行进的固定速度或速率，也指可能达到的最高速度。

2、rate作“速度”讲时，与speed同义，可换用。作速率解时，指相对增长的速度，也指两种相比较而得出的标准速度。

3、velocity技术用词，指物体沿着一定方向运动时的速率。

4、pace普通用词，指步行的速度，常引申指活动的进度或生产率。

我是英语专业的，但是我不知道你这是在练习什么。如果练听力，没有必要。如果是练口译，你没有必要把你所听到的都写出来，只要把重要的，关键的词汇，用你自己独一无二的符号代替就可以了，只要自己懂就行。