to lose weight

to lighten; to ease; to alleviate

to reduce speed; to slow down

to lower; to decrease; to reduce; to subtract; to diminish

to weaken; to diminish

to reduce penalty; shortened or commuted (judicial) sentence

to slow down

to slow down; to retard

minus; to subtract

to reduce pressure; to relax

to subtract; to lose (weight)

to lower; to reduce

to impair; to degrade; to decrease; to reduce; to weaken; to detract from; impairment (e.g. of financial assets)

to produce less; to reduce output; lower yield

to cut prices; to discount; to mark down; price cutting

to lower salary; to reduce pay

to reduce or waive (taxes, punishment, rent, tuition etc)

to deduct points; to lose points

to reduce; to cut down

to reduce by half

minus sign - (math.)

to reduce the number of personnel; to experience a reduction in the number of personnel

noise reduction

makeup box (old)

to reduce; to decrease; to diminish

amount of reduction; extent of decline; size of discount

to lower the interest rate

(of an investor) to reduce one's holdings

shock absorption; vibration dampening

to reduce pollutant discharge; to reduce emissions

(math.) subtrahend

nuclear weapons reduction (abbr. for 裁減核武器|裁减核武器[cai2 jian3 he2 wu3 qi4]); disarmament

subtraction

to take measures to mitigate the impact of disasters (including prevention, preparation, and support for stricken communities)

debuff (gaming)

to reduce carbon emissions

to reduce rent

to reduce the tax rate

to burn fat; to lose weight (through diet or exercise)

to fade; (fig.) to lose luster; (of an event etc) to be spoiled; (coinage) to become debased

to cut wages

to write down (i.e. to decrease the expected value of a loan)

to alleviate a burden on sb

to reduce poverty; poverty reduction

to ebb; to go down; to decline

to lose weight

to reduce; to lessen (pain etc); to deduct (from taxes)

shock absorption; damping

to become more youthful