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Sinónimos detallados de delayed en inglés

delayed:

delayed adj.

  1. delayed
  2. delayed
    – not as far along as normal in development 1
    delayed
    – not as far along as normal in development 1

delayed

  1. delayed

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Sinónimos alternativos de "delayed":


Antónimos de "delayed":

  • expedited

Definiciones relacionadas de "delayed":

  1. not as far along as normal in development1

delay:

delay [the ~] sustantivo

  1. the delay
    the delay; the postponement; the suspension; the stoppage; the stop
  2. the delay
    the postponement; the suspension; the delay; the respite
  3. the delay
    the respite; the delay; the reprive
  4. the delay
    the delay; the holdup
  5. the delay
    – the act of delaying; inactivity resulting in something being put off until a later time 1
    the delay; the holdup
    – the act of delaying; inactivity resulting in something being put off until a later time 1
  6. the delay
    – time during which some action is awaited 1
    the hold; the delay; the wait; the postponement; the time lag
    – time during which some action is awaited 1
  7. the delay
    – The amount of time between the scheduled start of a task and the time when work should actually begin on the task; it is often used to resolve resource overallocations. There are two types of delay: assignment delay and leveling delay. 2
    the delay
    – The amount of time between the scheduled start of a task and the time when work should actually begin on the task; it is often used to resolve resource overallocations. There are two types of delay: assignment delay and leveling delay. 2
    • delay [the ~] sustantivo

to delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)

  1. to delay
    to delay; to retard; to deter; to stop
    • delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)
    • retard verbo (retards, retarded, retarding)
    • deter verbo (deters, deterred, deterring)
    • stop verbo (stops, stopped, stopping)
  2. to delay
    to procrastinate; to dawdle; to linger; to retard; to saunter; to tarry; to delay; to put off
    • procrastinate verbo (procrastinates, procrastinated, procrastinating)
    • dawdle verbo (dawdles, dawdled, dawdling)
    • linger verbo (lingers, lingered, lingering)
    • retard verbo (retards, retarded, retarding)
    • saunter verbo (saunters, sauntered, sauntering)
    • tarry verbo (tarries, tarried, tarrying)
    • delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)
    • put off verbo (puts off, put off, putting off)
  3. to delay
    to hesitate; to doubt; to linger; to waver; to delay; to defer; to brood over; to tarry; to deter
    • hesitate verbo (hesitates, hesitated, hesitating)
    • doubt verbo (doubts, doubted, doubting)
    • linger verbo (lingers, lingered, lingering)
    • waver verbo (wavers, wavered, wavering)
    • delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)
    • defer verbo (defers, deferred, deferring)
    • brood over verbo (broods over, brooded over, brooding over)
    • tarry verbo (tarries, tarried, tarrying)
    • deter verbo (deters, deterred, deterring)
  4. to delay
    to slip; to topple over; to postpone; to fall over; to trip; to delay; to fall flat
    • slip verbo (slips, slipped, slipping)
    • topple over verbo (topples over, toppled over, toppling over)
    • postpone verbo (postpones, postponed, postponing)
    • fall over verbo (falls over, fell over, falling over)
    • trip verbo (trips, tripped, tripping)
    • delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)
    • fall flat verbo (falls flat, fell flat, falling flat)
  5. to delay
    – slow the growth or development of 1
    to delay; to check; to retard
    – slow the growth or development of 1
    • delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)
    • check verbo (checks, checked, checking)
    • retard verbo (retards, retarded, retarding)
      • The brain damage will retard the child's language development1
  6. to delay
    – cause to be slowed down or delayed 1
    to delay; to detain; to hold up
    – cause to be slowed down or delayed 1
    • delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)
      • Traffic was delayed by the bad weather1
      • she delayed the work that she didn't want to perform1
    • detain verbo (detains, detained, detaining)
    • hold up verbo (holds up, held up, holding up)
  7. to delay
    – stop or halt 1
    to delay; to stay; to detain
    – stop or halt 1
    • delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)
    • stay verbo (stays, stayed, staying)
      • Please stay the bloodshed!1
    • detain verbo (detains, detained, detaining)
  8. to delay
    – act later than planned, scheduled, or required 1
    to delay
    – act later than planned, scheduled, or required 1
    • delay verbo (delaies, delayed, delaying)
      • Don't delay your application to graduate school or else it won't be considered1

Conjugaciones de delay:

present
  1. delay
  2. delay
  3. delaies
  4. delay
  5. delay
  6. delay
simple past
  1. delayed
  2. delayed
  3. delayed
  4. delayed
  5. delayed
  6. delayed
present perfect
  1. have delayed
  2. have delayed
  3. has delayed
  4. have delayed
  5. have delayed
  6. have delayed
past continuous
  1. was delaying
  2. were delaying
  3. was delaying
  4. were delaying
  5. were delaying
  6. were delaying
future
  1. shall delay
  2. will delay
  3. will delay
  4. shall delay
  5. will delay
  6. will delay
continuous present
  1. am delaying
  2. are delaying
  3. is delaying
  4. are delaying
  5. are delaying
  6. are delaying
subjunctive
  1. be delayed
  2. be delayed
  3. be delayed
  4. be delayed
  5. be delayed
  6. be delayed
diverse
  1. delay!
  2. let's delay!
  3. delayed
  4. delaying
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

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Definiciones relacionadas de "delay":

  1. the act of delaying; inactivity resulting in something being put off until a later time1
  2. time during which some action is awaited1
  3. slow the growth or development of1
  4. cause to be slowed down or delayed1
    • Traffic was delayed by the bad weather1
    • she delayed the work that she didn't want to perform1
  5. stop or halt1
  6. act later than planned, scheduled, or required1
    • Don't delay your application to graduate school or else it won't be considered1
  7. The amount of time between the scheduled start of a task and the time when work should actually begin on the task; it is often used to resolve resource overallocations. There are two types of delay: assignment delay and leveling delay.2

Sinónimos relacionados de delayed