گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'late'

1 عمومی:: دیر

2 عمومی:: تازه‌

3 عمومی:: گذشته‌

4 عمومی:: اخیر

5 عمومی:: دیراینده‌

6 عمومی:: كند

7 عمومی:: تا دیر وقت‌

1 general:: late arriving or happening after the time that was expected or arranged: • Sorry I’m late. • The bus was late. • Spring seems to be very late this year. not on time not arriving or doing something at the time that was expected or arranged: • He never hands his homework in on time. • If we don’t leave on time, we’ll miss the flight. overdue not done or happening by the expected time – used especially about payments that are late or library books that should have been returned: • Your rent is three weeks overdue. • I had to pay a £3 fine on some overdue library books. be behind with something British English , be behind on something American English to be late in doing something that you have to do: • I can’t come out because I’m behind with my English essay. be held up to be made late for a meeting, appointment etc by something that happens, especially by bad traffic: • I was held up by a traffic jam. be delayed to be prevented from arriving, leaving, or happening at the expected time – often used about public transport: • The flight was delayed by bad weather. belated given or done late – used especially about something that someone has forgotten or failed to do: • a belated birthday card • I’m still hoping for a belated apology from him. tardy especially American English formal arriving or happening late: • a habitually tardy person • a tardy decision be in arrears formal to have not made one or more regular payments at the time when you should: • One in eight mortgage payers are in arrears.

2 general:: In addition to the idioms beginning with LATE, Also see AT THE LATEST; BETTER LATE THAN NEVER; JOHNNY-COME-LATELY; KEEP LATE HOURS; OF LATE; THE LATEST; TOO LITTLE, TOO LATE. Also see under LATER.

3 general::   adj. VERBS be, feel, seem I don't know what the time is, but it feels quite late. | make sb ADV. extremely, really, very | a bit, fairly, a little, quite, rather, relatively PREP. for I'm late for work. | in He took up music late in life. | with He was now three weeks late with his rent. PHRASES an hour, ten minutes, etc. late The train was 45 minutes late. | leave it a bit/rather/very late You've left it a bit late to start your homework, haven't you?

4 general:: adj. advanced hour: We saw the late show on TV. adj. overdue: She turned in a late paper. adj. dead: We met the late Mr. Jones last year. adv. tardy: You are late.