Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Procrastinate"

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+ I intend to start working out at the gym.

- You do know that you're not gonna do it. You're a procrastinator just like you procrastinated on every single resolution you had for this year!

A: To ignore the important things in your life and do other things.

A: to procrastinate; Cela signifie désactiver quelque chose que vous devez faire!

A: Procastinando.

A: it just means to put off doing things until later

"I always procrastinate, never doing anything until the last possible minute."

A: my homework is due tomorrow, and i am procrastinating. i am not sure if i will complete it or not

i need to call my dad after school, but I will , most likely, procrastinate and forget to call.

i completely missed the deadline because i procrastinated.

A: She procrastinated, that's why she hasn't done any work yet.

I'm going to procrastinate for a while, I need a break.

You shouldn't procrastinate to get your work done early.

Boss said we need to stop procrastinating, or else he'll fire us.

A: some explanation of this word:
you use this word when something needs to be done but you leave it till the last day or hour or minute. so you procrastinate, you don't do the task, until there is not much time left for the deadline

A: I procrastinate until the last minute.
I usually procrastinate because I hate doing homework.

A: Procrastinate means to put something off that needs to be done. It typically relates to a person.
Postpone typically means to delay an event or meeting.

“He had several weeks to write his term paper, but he procrastinated until now and it is due tomorrow.”

“We need to postpone the wedding until July because the groom is out of the country until then.”

Hope that helps!

A: same thing!

A: @Yuhei_Katoさん、非常によく似ている。

If you procrastinate, you keep leaving things you should do until later, often because you do not want to do them.

“I dislike shopping, so I always procrastinate going to the grocery store until there’s nothing left to eat.”←This is me.😂

If you put something off, you delay doing it, but the reasons can very.

“I put off going to the store until it stopped snowing.”

Hope this helps.😊

A: Procrastinate: The person knows that they need to do something, but they do not start doing it until much later usually because it is boring. A classic example is a school project which the person might possibly not start doing until the night before the project needs to be turned in. "I procrastinated and now I only have two days to finish this massive project."

Postpone: The word is composed of two Latin root words: "post-" which means "after", and "-pone" which means "put". "Postpone" means to move something, such as a scheduled event, to a later date. "The football competition was postponed due to heavy rainfall."

A: Procrastinate: Something that one should be doing, but is delaying. It's a bad thing.

Delay: A neutral term, just putting something off until a later time.

Postpone: If a planned date is set for a certain event or meeting, to "postpone" it is to set another later date for it.

If you have homework you should be doing but aren't, you're procrastinating.

If you have an appointment set up but need to instead have it another time, that is postponing.

Both are delays.

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A: It's the same as in US English
"procrastinating"

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A: You cooould say "I've been procrastinating about doing it" but nobody says that. You can say "I've been putting it off" or "I've been putting off doing it"

A: You could say "One is procrastinating with one's homework" which is correct, However that would sound unnatural as it's archaic English that we don't use anymore