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Laggard
01
a person, organization, or entity that moves, acts, or responds more slowly than others
Exemples
He was the laggard in the race, finishing well after the others.
Companies that are laggards in adopting new technology risk falling behind competitors.
laggard
01
traînard
sluggish or falling behind in progress, development, or pace compared to others
Exemples
Concerns arose for the teacher as the student 's laggard pace became evident in their progress.
Des inquiétudes sont apparues pour l'enseignant alors que le rythme lent de l'étudiant est devenu évident dans ses progrès.
The company found itself at a competitive disadvantage due to its laggard adoption of new technology.
L'entreprise s'est retrouvée en situation de désavantage concurrentiel en raison de son retard dans l'adoption des nouvelles technologies.
