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gen. casually (the video of a giant alligator casually lumbering across the trail – переваливаясь, неспешной походочкой ART Vancouver ; by easy stages ; at an easy pace ; a bit at a time ; take one's time (делать что-либо Дмитрий_Р ; at a leisurely pace (Andrey Truhachev ; at leisure ; deliberately (Anglophile ; patiently (Johnny Boychuk sent a hard pass from the right point to the front of the net, where Lee patiently stopped the puck and backhanded a shot between Kinkaid's pads for his 29th goal. VLZ_58 ; slowly ; at a leisurely place ; unhurriedly (RD3QG ; leisurely ; not in a hurry (The thing (for lack of a known word to call what it was that I saw) was walking, on two legs, aimlessly, not in a hurry and I could not find a reason as to why it came into the yard as it was just looking around aimlessly and leisurely walking. (mysteriousuniverse.org) ART Vancouver ; in no hurry (Alex_Odeychuk ; leisurely pace (Ivan Pisarev ; unhurried pace (Ivan Pisarev ; measured pace (Ivan Pisarev ; deliberate pace (Ivan Pisarev ; sluggish pace (Ivan Pisarev ; slow pace (Ivan Pisarev ; slow-paced (Ivan Pisarev ; slow-moving (Ivan Pisarev ; slow-going (Ivan Pisarev ; gradual pace (Ivan Pisarev ; poky pace (Ivan Pisarev ; creeping pace (Ivan Pisarev ; crawling pace (Ivan Pisarev ; dawdling pace (Ivan Pisarev ; lagging pace (Ivan Pisarev ; tortoise-like pace (Ivan Pisarev ; snail-like pace (Ivan Pisarev ; languid pace (Ivan Pisarev ; plodding pace (Ivan Pisarev ; tardy pace (Ivan Pisarev amer. one step at a time (Major life changes like this can fluster anyone, so just take everything one step at a time. Val_Ships inf. in one's own sweet time (joyand ; at an easy pace (Soulbringer Makarov. at one's leisure mus. commodo sec.sys. gradually (Johnny Bravo gen. canter ; take it slow (bookworm ; hold off on (doing sth. – с чем-л. • Hold off on driving until about noon, there's lots of black ice on the roads. -- Не спеши выезжать, подожди до полудня, на дорогах сплошной гололёд. • Jacob, hold off on that story. I'm going to run it by the boss. -- Не спеши с этим репортажем, я поговорю с шефом. ART Vancouver ; hold off (cognachennessy ; take one's time (Tink ; take time ; be in no hurry ((to) SirReal ; be in no great hurry ((to) SirReal context. be reluctant (в значении "нехотя" • helpdesk is reluctant to solve the problem – техподдержка не спешит решать проблему YuliaO reluctant говорит, скорее, о неуверенности. более точным переводом с русского на английский, не теряющим сарказма, было бы "the support team is in no (great) hurry to..." SirReal ) fig. be leery (of doing something • Swimmers in Eastham are leery of getting back into the water after a shark killed a seal at Nauset Light Beach. 4uzhoj gen. take your time (в знач. "время есть, спешить некуда") ; don't hurry ; pace yourself (просьба переводичка к оратору 4uzhoj ; all in good time ; take it easy cliche. take it easy (на дороге, в знач. "не разгоняйтесь, следите за скоростью" • Definitely take it easy with your cycling or driving across the Cambie Bridge today as you pass crews in the cone zone. • Take it easy, the rain's coming down hard. ART Vancouver O&G, casp. hold off for now (Yeldar Azanbayev gen. don't hurry ; take your time ; just go slowly (Taras gen. easy does it ; hold your horses! gen. be easy!
