delaying 的 3 个定义
- the act of delaying; procrastination.
- an instance of being delayed: There were many delays during the train trip.
- the period or amount of time during which something is delayed: The ballet performance began after a half-hour delay.
delaying 近义词
putting off
更多delaying例句
- This current system has built-in redundancy in case any of the companies experiences delays in their distribution.
- There were long delays and a series of what they regarded as inexplicable decisions in the case.
- This delay allowed the researchers to look for improvements in symptoms that were not related to the drug.
- The unusual autumn major championship had barely gotten underway at Augusta National Golf Club before it was halted, and the delay will prevent the first round from finishing on Thursday.
- “Most of the delays that happen today are due to the fact that there is no single source of truth,” says Timsit.
- We need to a better job of explaining that women use birth control for much more than delaying or avoiding motherhood.
- He protests his innocence but is delaying the case as long as possible.
- A House Republican proposal to extend the shutdown while delaying the debt-ceiling default is therefore DOA.
- Boehner and senior aides repeatedly tweeted that the House vote was really about “fairness” in delaying the individual mandate.
- Yet delaying reform through endless negotiation was only one of the games Wall Street lobbyists have played.
- He is also liable if delaying unreasonably to make repairs, or for making them unskillfully.
- It might be well enough to make IC spend valuable time looking for him, but such delaying actions had no positive value.
- First, the reason professed for delaying nearly a year to recognise and address the King after his restoration.
- At each telegraphic station the clerks transmitted messages delivered to them, delaying for State dispatches alone.
- Young Andrews, risking everything, was still delaying his return to his post at Junnar.