procrastinated

英 [prəʊˈkræstɪneɪtɪd]

美 [proʊˈkræstɪneɪtɪd]

v.  拖延; 耽搁
procrastinate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 拖延；耽搁；延迟
  If youprocrastinate, you keep leaving things you should do until later, often because you do not want to do them.
  1. Most often we procrastinate when faced with something we do not want to do.
     面对不想做的事情，我们经常拖延。

双语例句

• In everyday life, 1/ 8of the college students seriously have procrastinated behavior.
  在日常生活中，有八分之一的大学生拖延行为程度高。
• Moreover, German politicians, facing a general election in September 2009, procrastinated.
  此外，面临2009年9月大选的德国政界人士，有意拖延了行动。
• The exam is going to be hell for those who procrastinated and did not begin studying until the last minute.
  这场考试对于那些拖拖拉拉，到了最后一刻才开始复习的学生来说将会是“地狱”。
• She wrote the letter on Monday but she dated it Saturday so as not to reveal that she procrastinated.
  她星期一写的信但她注日期为星期六。
• I'd procrastinated long enough.
  （对于收起圣诞树）我已经拖了很长时间了。
• He procrastinated until it was too late.
  他一直拖到来不及为止。
• I procrastinated in writing this article. Seriously. I admit it.
  我承认，我确实在写这篇文章上也有所拖延。
• If you are a boss, have you ever procrastinated giving them?
  如果你是老板，在业绩评估方面是否有过拖延？
• He never got to the office late, like some important officials did, and he never procrastinated on any official duties.
  他从来就不像一些大官那样迟到，更不会延误公务。
• On the other hand, the drawbacks that procrastinated cases and low trial efficiency which are the result of overemphasizing the restriction to criminal judicial authority should be overcome when we design the criminal trial system.
  另一方面，宋代因过于强调对刑事审判权的制约而造成的案件淹延、审判效率低下的弊病也是我们在设计刑事审判制度时应当克服的。