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Перевод: dilatory

[прилагательное]
оттягивающий; медленный; медлительный; замедляющий; запоздалый

Тезаурус:

1. It was not that he had been dilatory in his duty of interviewing all those sent to the camp who were in any way, minor or major, special.
2. The pace is often dilatory and this, reinforced perhaps by the nineteenth-century costumes and setting, can give the proceedings an at times bizarrely Checkhovian cast.
3. They are free to be energetic and enterprising; they are equally free to be lethargic and dilatory; the self-respect of the voluntary group depends on the fact that any success it has is due to its own efforts.
4. But the minister's travels between Moscow and Baghdad, by way of Tehran, and back again, partly overland since the Americans said they could not guarantee his safety in Iraqi airspace, seemed dilatory.
5. Many Area Board chairmen were also dilatory in providing the researchers with information, and opposed the expenditure of resources on this research (preferring to concentrate commercial research on appliance development).
6. If rent remains outstanding for 21 days after the due date, forfeiture proceedings may be brought against a dilatory tenant by a strongwilled landlord.
7. He understood the various causes of colic, but his practice was dilatory and generally out of date".
8. The work of the court was too much for the judges; and this cause of delay was aggravated by the dilatory character of the procedure, and by the time which some of the Chancellors took to consider their decisions.
9. "They were dilatory in Moscow.
10. The White House scolds Congress for being dilatory in finding cash for Panama and Nicaragua.
11. Some letters, however, suggest that Leapor was rather dilatory, and may not have done much work in the winter.
12. Yet, such a view argues that the Labour Party should have gone against its declared policies, on the assumption that they could not work, and maintains that it was dilatory in its attitudes towards and actions against British fascism.
13. When they returned, the Army found the King continuing to hold dilatory discussions with Parliamentary representatives, but his intercepted correspondence showed that he was still trying to stimulate invasions on his behalf from abroad.