1.延误的
2.落伍的
1.late or too late
1.It's as if Mr. Salinger realized, belatedly, that he had prematurely killed his best character and wanted to make it up to him.
也许塞林格先生事后才意识到他过早地杀死了自己最好的人物，想要作出弥补和修正。
2.Mr Berlusconi seems to understand, belatedly, the seriousness of Italy's economic situation.
贝先生似乎，终于后知后觉的意识到了意大利经济的严峻性。
3.Most of GE's recent problems have come from its financial arm, GE Capital, which it has belatedly decided to shrink somewhat.
通用最近的大多数麻烦都来自其金融分部-通用电气金融服务公司（GECapital），通用已决定对该部门进行缩减，尽管这个决定来得有些迟。
4.Finally, belatedly, he gave up and said sorry: "I would like to apologise to my grandmothers. I have learnt a valuable lesson from this. "
姗姗来迟的最后结果是，他放弃了努力，并表示遗憾：“我要向我的祖母们道歉。我从这件事中得到了宝贵的教训。”
5.But, as the economics professor Gary Libecap has shown in a historical analysis, such agreements are often reached only belatedly, if ever.
然而，就像经济学教授盖里利比凯在历史分析里指出的那样，这种协议的达成如果有也往往是迟来的结局。
6.Their wait is all the more painful because credit is, belatedly, tightening.
因为信贷迟来的紧缩，开发商等待的会是更大的痛苦。
7.That investors have belatedly woken up to sovereign risk in the euro zone is to be welcomed.
投资者对于欧元区政治风险的后知后觉是大受欢迎的。
8.And the Turks have responded well, if sometimes belatedly. They were early to call for change in Egypt.
虽然土耳其人民有时候反应得有些慢，但他们在呼吁埃及进行改革方面还是有先见之明的。
9.If financial organisations are belatedly trying to train more staff in these skills, they are not alone.
如果说金融机构正努力（虽然有点为时已晚）培训更多员工、使其具备上述技能，他们也并非唯一这样做的机构。
10.So, often belatedly, companies respond by trying to manage the risks.
所以，经常是以滞后的方式，公司通过设法管理风险来进行应对。