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atrasar
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retardar
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detener
Cause to be slowed down or delayed.
stay
delay
hold up
rush
Portuguese
atrasar
Catalan
empresonar
Spanish
confinar
Deprive of freedom; take into confinement.
confine
free
Catalan
empresonar
stay
delay
hold up
1
The best way to move forward is to simply
stay
on course.
2
Egyptian state media said the IMF team would
stay
for several days.
3
He said the move would likely help children
stay
in sport longer.
4
Read more: 917 new coronavirus deaths as UK told to
stay
home
5
Well, you certainly can't
stay
here an hour longer than absolutely necessary.
1
Therefore the
delay
,
said a government source directly involved in the policymaking.
2
Problems over acquisition of land for nuclear power plants could
delay
projects.
3
The government needs to follow its advice on effective measures without
delay
.
4
However, problems organising the port rotation of cargo caused yet another
delay
.
5
News Corp confirmed the
delay
but declined to comment, the paper said.
1
How does the usual advice
hold
up
in the present financial crisis?
2
In Far Cry 5, the experience doesn't even
hold
up
that far.
3
In rare cases, the agency can
hold
up
approvals or seize products.
4
The Hunger Games will probably
hold
up
very well in future weeks.
5
Others gathered on school grounds to
hold
up
sheets of blank paper.
1
However, it allowed soldiers to
detain
hundreds of junta critics without charge.
2
Now, Watson, I won't
detain
you from your legitimate work any longer.
3
They were the same things that the military used to
detain
prisoners.
4
Then I do not think that I need
detain
you any longer.
5
Then I do not think that I need to
detain
you longer.
6
It may mean a long search, and we need not
detain
you.
7
It will enable police volunteers to
detain
suspects and issue on-the-spot fines.
8
The Center for Reproductive Rights says other hospitals also
detain
non-paying patients.
9
If the stormtroopers thought to
detain
Solo, his opportunity would be lost.
10
There is hardly anything in his last decades which need
detain
us.
11
The coach will soon be up; I must not
detain
you longer.
12
Top military officers
detain
Chávez and businessman Pedro Carmona declares himself president.
13
Undercover agents called for an arrest team to
detain
the four men.
14
Cutting up and drying the beef; the fat drying won't
detain
us.
15
A police officer was also stabbed while trying to
detain
the suspect.
16
He seemed to be hurrying, so of course, I didn't
detain
him.
detain
·
detain people
detain suspects
detain the reader
detain asylum
detain individuals
Portuguese
atrasar
Catalan
retardar
demorar
endarrerir
empresonar
confinar
detenir
Spanish
detener
retrasar
demorar
diferir
confinar
encarcelar