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单词 belated
释义
belated
adjective
uk
/bɪˈleɪ.tɪd/us
/bɪˈleɪ.t̬ɪd/
cominglaterthanexpected:
来迟的
a belatedapology迟到的道歉
They did make a belatedattempttoreducethenoise.他们确实为减少噪音而作了努力，只不过行动稍迟了一些。
Belatedbirthdaygreetings!迟到的生日祝福！
Synonyms
late
tardyformal
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Late
  • be/come/arrive late to the partyidiom
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  • behindhand
  • delayed
  • door
  • down to the wireidiom
  • eleventh
  • late
  • late adopter
  • late developer
  • late in the dayidiom
  • latecomer
  • not a moment too soonidiom
  • overdue
  • owl
  • schedule
  • shut/close the stable/barn door after the horse has boltedidiom
  • tardiness
  • the last minuteidiom
  • wire
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belatedly
(Definition ofbelatedfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

belated| American Dictionary

belated
adjective
us
/bɪˈleɪ·t̬ɪd/
cominglaterthanexpected:
He did make a belatedattempttoapologize.

belatedly

adverbus
/bɪˈleɪ·t̬ɪd·li/
(Definition ofbelatedfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbelated

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The adoption of these ideas in archaeology has been a sometimes reluctant, and oftenbelated, adjustment to a transformed social, political and intellectual environment.
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This was abelatedand doomed attempt, given the international situation, to rectify decades of neglect.
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Postponed at the last minute, itsbelateddebut four years later gave the impression that most of the participants had moved on.
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When in 1907 a second edition of my book was called for, its theories seemed to me alreadybelated.
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Belatedmobilisation of the ruling party and state apparatus challenged this perception and created great uncertainty.
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What is more, the ecological advantages for the adoption of tourismresidential functions have only operated in abelatedand relatively localised way.
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Thisbelatedrecognition does not make the pictures themselves better or worse.
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Here, the metalepsis not only functions as abelatedpositing of the cause, as part of the causal-inference; it also constitutes a specific self-relation.
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Hisbelatedrecognition of their existence in the later essay is perfunctory, and remains oblivious to their character and significance.
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The laudatory stance arose from abelatedrecognition of natural law in the key arguments of independentist agendas.
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Thebelatedemergence of this early recording is made all the more poignant by its timing.
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In the next section, we will see abelatedeffort to resist this trend by movement activists.
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So this aspect of multimedia is interesting primarily from the technical viewpoint, representing merely abelatedattempt by computing to catch up with other technologies.
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Jenkins has struck abelatedand unfashionable blow for commonsense - he deserves to be heard.
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In the 1970s, massive preharvest burning of cane-fields, introduced to facilitate mechanisation, was as swiftly reversed with thebelatedrealisation of its principal disadvantages.
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