1.
come round to sth/doing sth; do sth after a long delay
（长时间拖延后）做某事
2.
act later than planned or scheduled.
比计划或预定的延后。
3.
He is falling behind in his work.
他的工作进度延后了。
4.
We will delay the party for a week.
我们要把会期延后一周。
5.
principle of leads and lags
(外汇) 提前与延后原则
6.
The accident set back the plan by one week.
这件意外使得计划延后一星期。
7.
We're going to have to postpone the meeting.
我们必须将会议延后举行。
8.
I 'd like to make our appointment 15 minutes later .
我想把我们的约会延后15分钟。
9.
It's unanimously agreed that we should put off our trip to Spain.
我们一致同意延后我们的西班牙之旅。
10.
The expedition has postponed its departure to the Antarctic.
到南极的探险队，已经延后出发的时间。
11.
Delta Airlines flight112. Boarding is delayed.
三角航空公司112次班机延后登机。
12.
To suspend until a later stated time.
使延期延期至以后指定的时间
13.
Since then they have spread northward and all the way to the West Coast.
此后，它们向北蔓延，一直延伸到西海岸。
14.
Run the wire behind the cabinet.
延伸电线到橱柜后面。
15.
It can continue on subsequent lines.
它可延续到后面的行内。
16.
Don't dfive it to the last minute.
不要延至最后一分钟。
17.
Finally, Matsushita promotes managerial continuity through long job tenure.
最后松下通过延长任职期，推进管理的延续性。
18.
after-effect n.effect that occurs afterwards,eg a delayed effect of a drug used medically
后效（如用药后延迟的效应）