| 词汇 | lag |
| 释义 | lag (noun) lag (verb) lag 6 ENTRIES FOUND: lag (verb) lag (noun) lag (verb) lagging (noun) jet lag (noun) time lag (noun) 1 lag /ˈlæg/ verb lags; lagged; lagging 1 lag /ˈlæg/ verb lags; lagged; lagging Learner's definition of LAG [no object] 1 a : to move more slowly than others : to fail to walk or move as quickly as others缓慢移动；落后于… — usually + behind One of the hikers kept lagging behind the rest of the group.徒步旅行者中有一个人老是比其他人走得慢。 We had to stop and wait because someone was lagging behind.因为有人落在后面，我们不得不停下来等候。 b : to be in a position that is behind others落后 — usually + behind a politician who is lagging behind [=trailing] in the election campaign在竞选活动中落后的政治人物 The company has lagged behind its competitors in developing new products.这家公司在开发新产品方面落后于它的竞争者。 2 : to happen or develop more slowly than expected or wanted滞后；延迟 — usually + behind Production has continued to lag (far/well/way) behind schedule/demand.生产还是（远远地/大大地）落后于计划/需求。 — compare 3lag 2 lag /ˈlæg/ noun plural lags 2 lag /ˈlæg/ noun plural lags Learner's definition of LAG [singular] : a space of time between two events（两件事的）时间间隔 There is a lag of a day or two between the time you deposit a check and the time the funds are available for withdrawal.你存入支票要隔一两天才能提现。 There is a slight lag between the time when the camera's shutter is pressed and the actual taking of the picture.在按下照相机的快门和照片的实际拍摄之间有一点时间间隔。 Work on the project has resumed after a lag of several months.停了几个月后，那个项目又开工了。 — called also time lag — see also jet lag 3 lag /ˈlæg/ verb lags; lagged; lagging 3 lag /ˈlæg/ verb lags; lagged; lagging Learner's definition of LAG [+ object] British : to cover (something, such as a pipe) with a special material (called lagging) that keeps it from losing or gaining heat给（管道等）盖上绝热层 Be sure to lag [=insulate] the pipe to prevent heat loss.要确保给管道加隔热层以防热损耗。 — compare 1lag |
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