lag 英 [læg]   美 [læɡ]

lag

lag  英 [læg] 美 [læɡ]

v. 滞后;缓缓而行;蹒跚 

进行时:lagging  过去式:lagged  过去分词:lagged  第三人称单数:lags  名词复数:lags 

The little boy lagged behind his parents. 那小男孩落在了父母的后面。
lag time 滞后时间,时延

  • When you can't keep up with your fellow marathon runners, you can say that you lag behind them.
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  • v. 滞后;缓缓而行;蹒跚
  • 1. The little boy lagged behind his parents.

    那小男孩落在了父母的后面。

  • 2. lag time

    滞后时间,时延

  • 3. Let not a single classmate lag behind.

    不要让一个同学掉队。

  • 4. There is a time lag of about fifteen years.

    时间上有一段约15年的间隔。

  • 5. Grandma always lag behind when we go for a walk.

    我们出门散步时, 奶奶总是落在后头。

lag / læɡ ; NAmE læɡ / verb , noun lag lags lagged lagging verb ( -gg- ) 1 [intransitive ] lag(behind sb/sth) | lag(behind) to move or develop slowly or more slowly than other people, organizations, etc. 缓慢移动;发展缓慢;滞后;落后于 SYN trail The little boy lagged behind his parents. 那小男孩落在了父母的后面。 We still lag far behind many of our competitors in using modern technology. 我们在运用现代技术方面仍然远远落后于我们的许多竞争对手。 2 [transitive ] lagsth (with sth) ( BrE) to cover pipes, etc. with a special material to stop the water in them from freezing, or to save heat 给(管道等)加防冻保暖层 SYN insulate noun = time lag see also jet lag , old lag lag / læɡ ; NAmE læɡ /
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