减
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Definitions
- 1. to lower
- 2. to decrease
- 3. to reduce
- 4. to subtract
- 5. to diminish
Words Containing 减
to reduce or waive (taxes, punishment, rent, tuition etc)
to reduce pressure
to lessen; to decrease; to reduce; to lower
to weaken; to diminish
to lose weight
to lighten
to reduce speed
to weaken
(of one's skills, appearance etc) not to have deteriorated a bit
to skimp on the job and stint on materials (idiom)
optical attenuation
to abridge (a text)
to cut down
addition, subtraction, multiplication and division: the four basic operations of arithmetic
plus-minus sign (±)
to add or subtract
tax relief
to deflate
to claim a credit against
to increase without letup
to lower
to retard
to lower salary
to cut prices
to deduct points; to lose points
to reduce penalty
to reduce
to reduce by half
minus
noise reduction
decompression schedule (diving)
decompression sickness
decompression sickness
decompression schedule
decompression table
to reduce
amount of reduction; size of discount
to lower the interest rate
to slow down
shock absorption
to subtract
to reduce emissions
to impair
fin stabilizer (in ships)
(math.) subtrahend
meiosis (in sexual reproduction)
disarmament
attenuated live vaccine
subtraction
to take measures to mitigate the impact of disasters (including prevention, preparation, and support for stricken communities)
to produce less
debuff (gaming)
to reduce carbon emissions
to reduce rent
to cut taxes
to slow down
to fade
to cut wages
minus sign - (math.)
to write down (i.e. to decrease the expected value of a loan)
to alleviate a burden on sb
to reduce poverty
to ebb
moderator
to reduce
shock absorption
shock-absorber
cushioning shoe
to become more youthful
severe fever with thrombocytopenia syndrome (SFTS)
to reduce carbon emissions
to reduce
to cut
to remove or lighten (a tax etc)
(math.) minuend
to reduce
arms reduction
progressively decreasing
to make considered reductions
steep decline
(PRC) Double Reduction Policy, announced in 2021, aiming to ease pressure on K-12 students by reducing homework and banning for-profit after-school academic classes
to decrease rapidly; to plummet