1.耽搁,拖延,迁延,因循
1.to delay doing something until later, usually something that you do not want to do
1.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。
2.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”。
3.Which is unfortunate, because that intense period at work now tends to be interrupted by procrastinated childbearing.
不幸的是，由于生育期耽搁了，紧张的工作期往往会因此打断。
4.I am sure that quite a few of you procrastinated doing their homework because they were swamped at work.
我相信有不少人拖延家庭作业，因为他们陷入在工作的泥潭里。
5.Most of the picnickers took cover when rain seemed imminent. The few that procrastinated got drenched.
大多数郊游者在看起来即将下雨时就采取挡雨措施。而那些拖延的少数人往往被淋成落汤鸡。
6.In a relaxing trip, I finished a piece of lyrics which I have procrastinated for months in two days.
在一趟轻松的旅行里，我终于在两天内完成了这篇拖延了多个月的歌词。
7.Two decades ago, Japan's economic bubble popped; since then its leaders have procrastinated and postured.
二十年前，日本经济泡沫剧增；从那时起日本领导人就在拖延在惺惺作态。
8.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。
9.You're working hard to get it done because, if you're like most people you've procrastinated a wee bit.
如果你像大多数人一样有点耽搁，那你就会非常努力地完成它。
10.He procrastinated his return on various pretexts.
他以各种借口拖延归期。