1.使延期,延缓;搁置 (until, till, to, for)
2.把...视为次要,把...放在次要地位 (to)
3.【语】把(某种词等)放在后面[句尾]
4.【医】(疟疾等)延迟发作[复发]
1.使延期,延缓;搁置 (until, till, to, for)
2.把...视为次要,把...放在次要地位 (to)
3.【语】把(某种词等)放在后面[句尾]
4.【医】(疟疾等)延迟发作[复发]
1.to decide that something will not be done at the time when it was planned for, but at a later time
1.In the final day of a weeklong conference, world leaders say a global climate treaty might be postponed by up to a year.
为期一周的的会议的最后一天，来自世界各地领导说全球气候条约的制定可能会推迟一年。
2.The vacation trip was postponed and the children were thrilled in being allowed to contribute to the final decision.
显然，度假延期；而且孩子们参与了最后决定，这让他们很兴奋。
3.I postponed my departure long enough to pay my respects at Kendra's funeral, then left for what was now to be a solitary journey.
我将启程的日子推迟了很长一段时间，去参加凯德拉的葬礼以表尊敬。
4.If it were to rain next Sunday, the match would be postponed.
如果下周日下雨，比赛就会推迟举行。
5.He gave me to understand that the meeting would be postponed.
从他的话里我了解到会议将延期。
6.No one was certain whether he postponed the visit on purpose, but this brought more criticism of him.
谁都不知道他是否故意推迟了这次访问，可是这引起了对他更多的批评。
7.But the next day it abruptly postponed until September a planned share offering expected to be worth up to $25 billion.
但是，第二天这项计画突然延迟至九月，有计画出售持股期望价值可达250亿美元。
8.Had it not been for a bleeding ulcer he might have postponed looking at himself for many years more.
如果不是因为胃出血，他可能还要拖延很多年才能面对自我。
9.Unfortunately neither the water nor electricity were flowing at the time of our arrival, so a much-needed wash-up had to be postponed.
不幸的是，我们抵达时供水供电还没开始，最迫切需要的洗涮就只能作罢推迟了。
10.The class teacher regretted to tell me that the sports meet to be held next week as planned would be put off(=postponed).
班主任很遗憾地告诉我原定下周举行的运动会被推迟了。（不定式作宾语）