defer
defer 英 [dɪˈfɜ:(r)] 美 [dɪˈfɚ]
vi. 推迟；延期；服从 vt. 使推迟；使延期
进行时:deferring 过去式:deferred 过去分词:deferred 第三人称单数:defers
- Defer means to put off or delay. You can try to defer the inevitable by pushing “snooze” and falling back asleep, but eventually you're going to have to get up.
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- vi. 推迟；延期；服从
- vt. 使推迟；使延期
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1. You may defer payment until next week.
你可延期至下周支付。
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2. See if you can defer that decision because once you have the physical implementation in place, it constrains the other kinds of decisions you must consider.
看看您是否可以推迟该决定，因为一旦物理实现就位后，它将限制必须考虑的其他类型的决定。
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3. ”, then asks: “If I don't or can't defer decisions, does this mean that I have a bad architecture?
，然后他问道：“如果我没有，或者不能推迟做出决定，那就一定意味着我拥有很差的架构吗？
- defer (v.1) "to delay," late 14c., differren, deferren, from Old French differer (14c.), from Latin differre "carry apart, scatter, disperse;" also "be different, differ;" also "defer, put off, postpone," (see differ). Etymologically identical with differ; the spelling and pronunciation differentiated from 15c., perhaps partly by association of this word with delay.
- defer (v.2) "yield," mid-15c., from Middle French déférer (14c.) "to yield, comply," from Latin deferre "carry away, transfer, grant," from de- "down, away" (see de-) + ferre "to carry," from PIE root *bher- (1) "to carry." Main modern sense is from meaning "refer (a matter) to someone," which also was in Latin.
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