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accelerate English

Meaning accelerate meaning

What does accelerate mean?
Definitions in simple English

accelerate Verb

— If you are driving and you accelerate your car, you make it go faster. They accelerate at the end of the curve.

accelerate

— verb move faster The car accelerated — verb cause to move faster He accelerated the car

Synonyms accelerate synonyms

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accelerate English » English

speed up hasten quicken speed advance promote further expedite precipitate hurry urge forward press increase speed hurry up drive on aggravate work urge toenail toe throw off stir step up step on the accelerator squeeze squash spurt soften up screw up rush rouse rev up raise propel promotion pinch pick up speed oppress maintain liven up intensify insist impetus grow goose gather speed gas gain time gain force

Topics accelerate topics

What do people use accelerate to talk about?
Physical actions Move Manner of movement

Move quickly
Physical actions Move Travel

Travel by land

Conjugation accelerate conjugation

How do you conjugate accelerate?

accelerate · verb

Examples accelerate examples

How do I use accelerate in a sentence?

Simple sentences

What should we do to accelerate it?
The policy will only accelerate inflation.
It is of great significance in this experiment to accelerate the particle M in the horizontal direction.

Movie subtitles

When the Chinaman releases the wolves at the command post, accelerate.
But I think it would be realistic to accelerate them as much as possible.
Accelerate a reaction in his brain.
We must accelerate our training program.
Or try to accelerate. man's achievement's or progress.
Accelerate into the skid.
Accelerate!
The reactor is only at half power. For some reason we can't accelerate even at full thrust.
Did they accelerate you? - Yes, sir.
More speed on the up, accelerate and.
Now he's going to accelerate forward there- to wake up the neighbor.
You had no right to accelerate the programme without proper consultation with the Ministry.
No, I intend to accelerate again as soon as possible.
And the heat will accelerate the process.
We can still do this if we can get the engine started before he takes over and accelerate to escape velocity.
As long as I'm holding on to you, you can't accelerate worth a damn.
You can accelerate all you want, but you're not able to match the speed of lightning.
Regardless of how much you accelerate, you must be able to control it.
But I. Tell me, when you accelerate, what does it look like to you?
Joe, Accelerate like you did that day!
Why can't I accelerate like I did before?
Okay, honey. Accelerate me all you want.
Accelerate.
Accelerate. and you're something!
We have to accelerate our training.
Yes! They've been laughing for days because it won't start! Accelerate!
This is tricky. Accelerate!
BUT ANY INFORMATION THAT YOU'D BE ABLE TO PROVIDE US WOULD CERTAINLY ACCELERATE THE PROCESS. YEAH, OF COURSE.
How do you feel about them now? We're committed to the trials, but I think it would be realistic to accelerate them as much as possible.
Remember, the Time Destructor is working. working slowly, but if you disobey me, I can accelerate it.
Quickly, accelerate, we must loose them!
Did they accelerate you?
Accelerate a bit.
And accelerate again.
And you accelerate.
To accelerate events in objectively unfavorable conditions is self-suicide.

News and current affairs

Furthermore, promoting financial deepening and inclusiveness could accelerate private-sector growth, creating more opportunities.
Domestically oriented macroeconomists, by contrast, see a forthcoming fall in the value of the dollar not as a crisis, but as an opportunity to accelerate growth.
Second, beyond strengthening economic institutions, EU countries must accelerate structural reforms to boost their long-run growth prospects and facilitate their smooth adjustment to shocks.
Perhaps international investors will be grateful to the US for its aggressive monetary and fiscal stimulus, which will accelerate sharply when President-elect Barack Obama takes office on January 20.
But working conditions can also trigger or accelerate the symptoms of ill health - physical and mental - that feed back into our productivity and earning capacity, as well as into our social and family relationships.
Japan plans to accelerate labor market reforms, strengthen competition, and advance fiscal consolidation to sustain domestic confidence.
Moreover, freer trade would accelerate economic growth, owing to increased innovation and knowledge exchange.
Regulators, recognizing the risks of allowing financial deglobalization to accelerate, have been seeking better means of handling the failure of huge global banks.
Estonia and Costa Rica are well-known examples of how information-access strategies can help accelerate output growth and raise income levels.
Strong political commitments are needed to provide the aid that is needed to accelerate progress, and to secure success for the Doha trade round that is so crucial for developing countries' longer-term prospects.
Moreover, China needs to accelerate its efforts to increase domestic consumption, which, as a share of GDP, is far below that of other countries.
While more action is needed to accelerate progress, a failure to achieve the MDGs by 2015 would not mean that they are worthless, or that aid is inefficient.
The global slowdown - already evident in second-quarter data for 2010 - will accelerate in the second half of the year.
With uncertainty, volatility, and tail risks on the rise again, the correction could accelerate quickly.
In Washington recently, the United Nations rolled out an action plan that should dramatically accelerate progress on maternal and child health, including HIV.
Perhaps the most exotic are the huge magnets used to accelerate particles in the Large Hadron Collider, which seeks to discover the fundamental principles of matter.
If China and India replicate American per capita consumption of fossil fuels, the resulting greenhouse-gas emissions will only accelerate global warming.
The resurgence of crisis conditions, particularly in the eurozone, had halted the resumption of global growth - and provided an added incentive to accelerate domestic reforms.
To accelerate economic growth, the priority has been to stimulate investment and recovery in manufacturing, the sector that was hardest hit by the international crisis.
But if growth is likely to accelerate next year in oil-consuming economies such as China, what explains plunging oil prices?
The main challenge for Latin America's new leaders, whether of the left or the right, is to implement reforms that will accelerate growth.
Urbanization will accelerate with supporting public-sector investment.
To empower the domestic market to drive income growth, and to accelerate the growth of the middle class, these numbers need to shift.
Schooled in economics, politics, and law, rather than engineering, they will seek to accelerate China's rise and transformation, viewing caution as paralysis.

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