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to lag
01
rezagarse, quedarse atrás
to move, progress, or develop more slowly than expected or desired
Intransitive
02
aislar, recubrir
to cover or wrap a boiler, pipes, or similar items with material that helps retain heat
Transitive: to lag utilities
03
atrapar, detener
to catch, arrest, or imprison someone
Transitive: to lag sb
Lag
01
retraso, diferencia
the act of slowing down or falling behind
02
listón, tablón
one of several thin slats of wood forming the sides of a barrel or bucket
lag
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lagger
n
lagger
n
lagging
adj
lagging
adj
lagging
n
lagging
n
Ejemplo
The economy lags during times of recession.
The company lags in adopting new technology compared to its competitors.
As the group hiked, a few members lagged rearward, enjoying a slower pace.
The software update made my phone janky, causing it to freeze and lag constantly.
