dilatory
/ˈdɪl.ə.tɔːr.i/翻译: 形容行动迟缓或故意拖延，导致事情被耽搁。也可指造成延误的人或事物。
词语关系
adjective
/ˈdɪl.ə.tɔːr.i/
Описывает действие или человека, который медлителен или намеренно вызывает задержку.
Describe una acción o persona que es lenta o que retrasa algo deliberadamente, a menudo para ganar tiempo o evadir una obligación.
Qualifie une personne ou une action qui est lente, ou qui retarde volontairement quelque chose afin de gagner du temps.
Beschreibt eine Handlung oder Person, die langsam ist oder absichtlich eine Verzögerung verursacht; auch aufschiebend oder säumig.
Descreve uma ação ou pessoa que é lenta ou que causa atraso de propósito; que tende a procrastinar ou a adiar decisões e providências.
形容行动迟缓或故意拖延，导致事情被耽搁。也可指造成延误的人或事物。
يصف شخصًا أو فعلًا يتسم بالتباطؤ أو البطء، أو من يؤخر الأمر عمدًا ويماطل فيه دون مبرر.
Describes an action or person that is slow or intended to cause delay.
Causing delayC2formal
Tending to cause delay or intended to delay.
Затяжнойque causa demoraqui cause un retardVerzögerndProcrastinatório拖延的مُؤَدٍّ إِلَى التَّأْخِير- The lawyer used dilatory tactics to postpone the trial.
- His dilatory behavior frustrated the entire team.
- The committee criticized the dilatory procedures in the approval process.
Slow or procrastinatingC2formal
Characterized by slowness or a tendency to procrastinate.
МедлительныйQue causa demora o procrastinaLent et procrastinateurSäumigMoroso拖延的مُتَباطِئ- She was often dilatory in completing her assignments.
- The dilatory student missed the deadline again.
- His dilatory habits cost him the promotion.
词形
- more dilatory comparative form
- most dilatory superlative form