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Meanings of lag in anglès
portuguès
atraso català
desacceleració portuguès
prender català
engarjolar Lock up or confine, in or as in a jail.
Sinònims
Examples for "dawdle"
Examples for "dawdle"
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I go into a few more shops: I dawdle over some china.
2
It wasn't a quick process, but I tried not to dawdle, either.
3
The last customers dawdle out with a grunt intended for a salutation.
4
Five minutes ago he seemed willing enough to dawdle on till midnight.
5
It is after four, but we'll have time if we don't dawdle.
1
Not purchase of land whose water rights don't fall back that far.
2
Leicester fall back to try protect their lead and Wolves surge forward.
3
We may continue to fall back on our need for an enemy.
4
Feb. 11-Russiansfall back in Mazurian Lake district; they still hold Czernowitz.
5
We need to be prepared to fall back on inner defenses, General.
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Within four minutes Lawrence saw his side fall behind to Edu's header.
2
She slipped into the room and let the curtain fall behind her.
3
Most of the children who go to the running camps fall behind.
4
Renouard let the thin summer portière of the doorway fall behind him.
5
His illness had caused the work on the dam to fall behind.
Usage of lag in anglès
1
Patient care practices often lag behind current scientific evidence and professional guidelines.
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Most African countries lag behind in this regard, so intervention is required.
3
The Re-Timer is said to be able to help fight jet lag.
4
You've got a really incredible case of culture lag, you know it?
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Australian authorities have faced similar questions about the lag in their response.
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The performance in the company's UK Boots business, however, continued to lag.
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British pension funds, however, lag Canadian and U.S. counterparts in infrastructure allocations.
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The company is now talking about negative lag, believe it or not.
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There were a number of strange behaviors, lag times, hangs and crashes.
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Results: There was a time-lag before TNFalpha activity increased after BSA injection.
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We then built a temporary table containing the lag of each event:
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But much of a time lag, the way it is with ghosts.
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Prices, which typically lag sales, have started to come down as well.
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It might be just a few transactions, but nevertheless, they lag behind.
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Bitcoin Cash did not lag as it soared to August new highs.
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It runs at 120Hz, which eliminates any potential problems around scrolling lag.
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Translations for lag
espanyol
Lag through the time
Lag across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
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