to postpone
英 [tu: ˌpəustˈpəun] 美 [tu postˈpon]

释义

推迟，延期；

双语例句

1. It won't hurt to postpone the meeting.
   不妨把开会时间往後延。
2. Mr. Sandy decide to postpone deliver a lecture.
   桑德斯先生决定延期演讲。
3. The commander decided to postpone the big push until the spring.
   指挥官决定把大规模的进攻推迟到春天进行。
4. Better to postpone the shipment than to cancel the contract.
   与其撤约还不如延期装运。
5. We agree to postpone the shipping date, considering (that) there is no steamer recently.
   由于(考虑到)最近无船，我们同意推迟装期。

权威例句

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