Definition
Definition of procrastinating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
behaviordelaying or postponing action
- He is procrastinating his homework until the last minute.
- She is procrastinating her chores.
- They are procrastinating their project.
Origin of procrastinating
Latin, pro (forward) + crastinus (of tomorrow)
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procrastination
delaying or procrastinating without purpose
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- French:remettant à plus tard, ...
- German:aufschiebend, ...
- Italian:procrastinando, ...
- Spanish:aplazando, ...
- Portuguese:procrastinador, ...
- Chinese:拖延的, ...
- Japanese:先延ばしにしている, ...
- Arabic:مُمَاطِل, ...
- Hebrew:דַּחְיָנִי, ...
- Russian:медлит, ...
- Ukrainian:відкладає, ...
- Hindi:टालमटोल करने वाला, ...
Definition of procrastinate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
time wastingdelay taking action until later
- She tends to procrastinate on her assignments.
2.
delay behaviorpostpone a task or action needlessly
- He procrastinated the project until the last minute.
Origin of procrastinate
Latin, procrastinare (to delay)
Examples of procrastinate in a sentence
They often procrastinate when faced with difficult tasks. She tends to procrastinate her assignments frequently. They procrastinate important decisions until pressured.
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- French:procrastiner, remettre, ...
- German:aufschieben, ...
- Italian:procrastinare, rinviare, ...
- Spanish:procrastinar, ...
- Portuguese:adiar, ...
- Chinese:拖延, 推迟, ...
- Japanese:後回しにする, 延期する, ...
- Arabic:سَوَّفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לִדְחוֹת, ...
- Russian:откладывать, отложить, ...
- Ukrainian:відкладати, ...
- Hindi:टालमटोल करना, टालना, ...
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