procrastinate是什么意思

双语用例

• This way, the countries taking actions in advance get their rewards and procrastinating countries will have to do more later.

• This suggests that individuals would procrastinate, and that even fewer individuals would make an active investment decision.

• It has already procrastinated for so long that at least one term's intake, and possibly two, for the grammar school have been lost.

• It shows a degree of procrastinating procedures, and it shows a lack of compassion with the difficulties of these men.

• There is nothing to be gained by procrastinating, and much to be lost.

• They will procrastinate for as long as possible.

• They procrastinated for three months: they put forward a name and then withdrew it.

• I am sure that he, like me, would like to make a decision fairly quickly rather than procrastinate on the matter.