v.松懈，(使)放慢，减缓，萧条，(使)变得松弛

原形：slacken第三人称单数：slackens过去式：slackened过去分词：slackened现在分词：slackening

The company decided to slacken its hiring process due to economic uncertainties.
公司由于经济不确定性决定放慢招聘流程。
After the intense workout, he slackened his pace to catch his breath.
剧烈运动后，他放慢了速度以恢复呼吸。
The government announced plans to slacken travel restrictions for vaccinated individuals.
政府宣布计划为接种疫苗的人士放宽旅行限制。
She told him to slacken the rope a little so it wouldn't be too tight around the package.
她告诉他把绳子稍微放松一点，以免勒得太紧在包裹上。
During the summer months, the school's discipline rules tend to slacken a bit.
夏天的时候，学校的纪律规定往往会有所放松。
The coach instructed the team to slacken their grip on the steering wheel to avoid oversteering.
教练指示队员放松对方向盘的握力，以避免过度转向。
With the project deadline extended, the team members felt they could finally slacken their efforts.
项目截止日期延长后，团队成员感觉终于可以稍微放松努力了。
As she became more comfortable with public speaking, her nervousness began to slacken.
随着她对公开演讲越来越适应，她的紧张感开始缓解。
The central bank announced measures to slacken monetary policy to stimulate the economy.
中央银行宣布采取措施放宽货币政策以刺激经济。
After weeks of rain, the soil had slackened enough for easy planting.
经过几周的雨水，土壤变得足够松软，便于种植。