laggards

英 [ˈlægədz]

美 [ˈlægərdz]

n.  迟钝懒散者; 迟缓者; 涣散的机构
laggard的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 落后者；技不如人者
  If you describe a country, company, or product as alaggard, you mean that it is not performing as well as its competitors.
  1. The company has developed a reputation as a technological laggard in the personal-computer arena.
     该公司在个人电脑领域因技术落后遭人诟病。

双语例句

• Indeed, energy, materials and consumer discretionary sectors remain notable laggards during the current quarter, a performance that also typifies their behaviour this year.
  事实上，能源、原材料和非必需消费品板块本季度的表现仍明显落后于大盘，而且这种表现今年以来简直是家常便饭。
• Laggards may be inclined to play catch-up in the IPO market.
  落后者或许希望在IPO市场上迎头赶上。
• Many Asian and Latin American economies have continued to grow, although they too have their laggards, such as Argentina and Ecuador.
  许多亚洲和拉美经济体都在持续增长，尽管它们当中也不乏落后者，例如阿根廷和厄瓜多尔。
• New investors may be unable to gain access to the top groups and end up funding the laggards.
  新投资者可能无法接触到这些领先者，最终只能投资于落后者。
• The notable laggards are central and Eastern Europe, where many countries relied too heavily on external debt.
  最明显的落后者是中东欧，该地区的许多国家都过度依赖外债。
• Finally, Germany reckons saving the euro will require laggards to embrace greater budgetary discipline and openness.
  最后，德国认为要想拯救欧元，落后国必须要遵守更加严格的预算纪律并进一步提高开放度。
• But it also means there is no mechanism for rallying laggards or resolving disputes about implementation.
  但这也意味着，没有对落后国家进行推动的机制，也没有解决执行方面的纠纷的机制。
• Bridge, laggards and chromosome out of spindle at anaphase ⅰ or ⅱ. The ratios of irregular behavior were higher in the first division than in the second at meiosis, also higer in the varieties than in the hybrids.
  后期Ⅰ和Ⅱ的落后染色体、染色体桥和分裂圈外染色体，其不规则行为的频率第一次高于第二次、原种高于杂种。
• There have been some notable equity laggards.
  也有一些股市的表现明显落后。
• The play seems to fall off towards the end. I would say the best students at Chengdu are no laggards.
  剧本近结尾处似乎较前逊色。依我看成都最优秀的学生绝不逊色。