laggard 英 [ˈlægəd]   美 [ˈlægərd]

laggard

laggard  英 [ˈlægəd] 美 [ˈlægərd]

adj. 落后的;迟钝的;迟缓的  n. 落后者;迟钝者 

名词复数:laggards 

"Definitely there's a concern about the Fed being a laggard, and the issue that raises is, will the U.S. dollar be the primary funding currency for carry trade activity? "市场的确担心美联储在撤出刺激性政策方面将落后于其他同行,且带出的问题是,美元是否将成为利差交易活动的主要融资货币?"
All this is part of his election pledge to stimulate the island's laggard economy with closer cross-strait economic ties. 所有这些都是他以加强两岸经济关系刺激台湾迟缓经济的选举承诺的一部分。

  • Hey pokey! Yeah you, Mr. Slow Pants. Quit your dawdling! This is no time to be a laggard, or someone who's always lagging behind.
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  • adj. 落后的;迟钝的;迟缓的
  • n. 落后者;迟钝者
  • 1. "Definitely there's a concern about the Fed being a laggard, and the issue that raises is, will the U.S. dollar be the primary funding currency for carry trade activity?

    "市场的确担心美联储在撤出刺激性政策方面将落后于其他同行,且带出的问题是,美元是否将成为利差交易活动的主要融资货币?"

  • 2. All this is part of his election pledge to stimulate the island's laggard economy with closer cross-strait economic ties.

    所有这些都是他以加强两岸经济关系刺激台湾迟缓经济的选举承诺的一部分。

  • laggard (adj.) 1702, "slow, sluggish," from lag (v.) + -ard. From 1757 as a noun, "one who lags, a shirker, loiterer." Related: Laggardly.
lag·gard / ˈlæɡəd ; NAmE ˈlæɡərd / noun ( old-fashioned) a slow and lazy person, organization, etc. 迟钝懒散者;迟缓者;涣散的机构 laggard laggards lag·gard / ˈlæɡəd ; NAmE ˈlæɡərd /
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