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Перевод: lagging

[прилагательное]
медлительный; отстающий;
[существительное]
запаздывание; задержка ; обшивка ; настилка ; изоляция ; тепловая изоляция; обапол [стр.] ; сдвиг фаз

Тезаурус:

1. Nails was ahead but Hoomey was lagging.
2. The air smelt of lagging, paint, damp.
3. The revolution the countryside needs: Christian Wolmar says Britain is lagging behind in setting up "telecottages"
4. A man answering a description of Magee, who was knee-capped in Northern Ireland several years ago, was said to have been lagging behind the two terrorists as they ran from their gold-coloured Ford Granada getaway car, which they had abandoned in Charnwood Street, Derby, minutes after the shooting on Monday evening.
5. In fact, this decision was less revolutionary than it appeared: Bush has brought the deadline forward from 2000, as laid down under the Montreal Protocol, to 1995, but the EC had already decided to adopt a 1997 deadline and the US had been lagging behind world opinion.
6. After lagging as much as 15 per cent behind the Tories in the opinion polls in 1977, Labour was actually level with them in July 1978 and threatening to pull ahead.
7. If people's perception of the past performance of the economy and their prediction of future trends was accurate, one would find two identical curves which faithfully followed economic performance, with one lagging twelve months behind the other.
8. Office automation is another area where the French may be lagging.
9. Pressed to account for the delay, an embarrassed local official explained that the project was lagging because too few construction workers could pass the drug test required of all job seekers.
10. Britain is lagging behind.
11. The possibility of this latter sum of value lagging behind the growth of the volume of production in Dept.
12. Ignoring the very recent breeds, it is clear that in earlier days, when cat-showing was just beginning, the major pedigree lines nearly all stemmed from the Near or Far East, with the West lagging far behind.
13. Agriculture was lagging behind the general prosperity levels.