laggard

英 [ˈlægəd]

美 [ˈlægərd]

基本含义：

n.落后者

adj.缓慢的；落后的

详情解释：

noun

1. someone who takes more time than necessary
someone who lags behind

Synonym: dawdlerdronelaggertrailerpoke

adj

1. wasting time

Synonym: dilatorypokypokey

1. 落后者；技不如人者
If you describe a country, company, or product as a laggard, you mean that it is not performing as well as its competitors.

e.g. The company has developed a reputation as a technological laggard in the personal-computer arena.
该公司在个人电脑领域因技术落后遭人诟病。

1. 落后股 补涨股：累积 积累 accumulate | 落后股 补涨股 laggard | 老鼠仓活动;食价 抢帽子;倒卖;投机倒把 scalping

2. 缓慢的,落后的,n. 落后者：haggard 憔悴的,消瘦的 | laggard 缓慢的,落后的,n. 落后者 | niggard 吝啬鬼

3. 滞价证券：investment portfilios证券投资组合 | laggard滞价证券 | legals合法证券

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相关例句：

Results the services of maternity and child care were laggard, and there was significant difference between these two areas.(结果试点地区妇幼保健服务落后，两地区有显著性差异。)

But Massachusetts has been a particular laggard, spending just 1.8 percent of the settlement funds as originally intended.(然而，马萨诸塞州已成为特别落后的一个州，只花了当初打算使用的协议款的1.8%。)

But, at present the management means of land resources is laggard at a majority of areas in our country.(但是，目前我国大部分地区对于土地资源的管理手段仍然比较落后。)

According to traditional technique, it is low that recovery rate in work face, safe condition is laggard.(按照传统工艺，工作面回收率低，安全条件落后。)

Few state-owned firms have been sold, and most are laggard behemoths.(国有公司很少被卖，大多数是落后的庞然大物。)

India has been a laggard in securing alternative energy resources overseas.(在海外获取替代能源方面，印度一直处于落后地位。)

I feel sympathy for your laggard living condition.(我同情你有落后的居住条件。)

On the life stage and never laggard awarded MEDALS.(在人生舞台上，从不给落伍者颁发奖牌。)

One that moves slowly; a laggard.(懒汉行动迟缓的人；)

That's astounding, but that bank, in fact, was a laggard.(这令人震惊，但实际上，该行还算不上勤奋。)