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Significados de laggard en inglés

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mandra

Someone who takes more time than necessary; someone who lags behind.

mandra

Wasting time.

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Uso de laggard en inglés
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The retail sector was the laggard of the Irish economy in 2013.
The Irish Times
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It has, however, been laggard in the scientific recording of its flora.
The new yorker
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The host was no laggard in waiting on two such important guests.
Venetia
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He was not a laggard, this Julius Corbett, in anything he undertook.
The Wolf's Long Howl
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When it comes to innovation, sometimes it helps to be a laggard.
The Irish Times
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He could have used no sharper spur to urge on the laggard.
The Night Horseman
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We were stuck behind a laggard, rickety pickup loaded with pool-cleaning gear.
Internecine
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She was too energetic and too conscientious to be a laggard anywhere.
The Grimké Sisters / Sarah and Angelina Grimké: the First Americ...
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This time 'tis you who are the laggard in love, John Ireton.
The Master of Appleby / A Novel Tale Concerning Itself in Part w...
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Nor did those laggard hours pass less bitterly for M. de Camors.
Monsieur de Camors — Volume 3
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And I am out of mademoiselle's: she despises me for a laggard.
The Helmet of Navarre
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So stood our fathers when Blucher's laggard step hung back from Waterloo.
Campaign Pictures of the War in South Africa (1899-1900) / Lette...
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When it comes to digital innovation, Europe is usually something of a laggard.
The Irish Times
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Healthcare was the only laggard among the 11 major S&P sectors.
Reuters
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Before he arrived, Air Products was an industry laggard, Ackman wrote.
Reuters
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There was no respite for Philippine's stock market, a laggard in the region.
Reuters
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Translations for laggard
Laggard a través del tiempo
Laggard por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
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Reino Unido
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