slacken造句怎么写

One of the pins of a stringed instrument that are turned to tighten or slacken the strings so as to regulate their pitch.

"But the front of her body made her miserable. It was already beginning to slacken, with a slack sort of thinness, almost withered, going old before it had ever really lived. She thought of the child she might somehow bear. Was she fit, anyhow?"

Please proceed along these lines and do not slacken.

Nothing could make us slacken off.

I want to assure you here that the Chinese government will not waver in its resolve, alter its policy or slacken its efforts in implementing the strategy.