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🇪🇸Spanish Source WordCode: ES

desaceleración gradual

Pronunciation / Transliteration: desaseleraˈsjon ɡɾaˈðual

🇬🇧 Direct English Meaning:
Ease-out/iːz aʊt/
verbnounadjectiveCEFR C1 (Advanced)Top #14500 frequency
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🇪🇸 Example Sentence in Spanish:

"La animación incluye una desaceleración gradual al final."

Comprehensive Definitions & Senses

2 senses
As verb
  1. 1

    To slowly and gently release pressure, tension, or a constraint, or to withdraw gradually from a situation.

    "The pilot had to ease out the throttle to ensure a smooth landing."
As noun
  1. 1

    In digital animation and web design, an acceleration curve that starts fast and decelerates gracefully to a stop.

    "Applying an ease-out transition makes the user interface elements feel much more natural and organic."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology

Derived from the combination of 'ease' (from Old French 'aise', meaning comfort or relief) and 'out' (from Old English 'ūt'). Originally used in nautical and mechanical contexts to describe the gradual releasing or slackening of a rope or pressure, it has evolved into a prominent computing and animation term describing an acceleration curve that slows down smoothly as it reaches its target.

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