Définition et Signification de "lag"

to lag

être à la traîne, traîner

to move, progress, or develop more slowly than expected or desired

Intransitive

isoler, envelopper

to cover or wrap a boiler, pipes, or similar items with material that helps retain heat

Transitive: to lag utilities

arrêter, capturer

to catch, arrest, or imprison someone

Transitive: to lag sb

Lag

retard, délais

the act of slowing down or falling behind

plinthe, lattis

one of several thin slats of wood forming the sides of a barrel or bucket

délai, ralentissement

the interval between two events, actions, or processes

interim

interval

meantime

meanwhile

lag

lagger

lagging

adj

lagging

adj

lagging

Exemple

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.

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