Laggard
//ˈlæɡɚd//
Translations of "laggard" (14 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese Cantonese | 落後嘅 /落后嘅(animal not growing as fast as flockmates), 遲緩嘅 /迟缓嘅(animal not growing as fast as flockmates) | lok⁶ hau⁶ ge³, ci⁴ wun⁴ ge³ | |
| Chinese Mandarin | 落後者 /落后者(one who lags behind) | luòhòuzhě | |
| Dutch | achterblijver(one who lags behind), slome duikelaar(one who lags behind) | — | |
| Finnish | hidastelija(one who lags behind), hituri(one who lags behind), kuhnailija(one who lags behind), kuhnuri(one who lags behind) | — | |
| French | retardataire(animal not growing as fast as flockmates), traînard(one who lags behind) | — | |
| German | Bummler(one who lags behind), Nachzügler(one who lags behind) | — | |
| Hungarian | maradi(one who lags behind) | — | |
| Italian | ritardatario(one who lags behind) | — | |
| Māori | pirorehe(one who lags behind), takurutu(one who lags behind) | — | |
| Romanian | mocăit(one who lags behind) | — | |
| Russian | копу́ша(one who lags behind), неповоро́тливый/медли́тельный челове́к(one who lags behind), у́валень(one who lags behind) | kopúša, nepovorótlivyj/medlítelʹnyj čelovék, úvalenʹ | |
| Serbo-Croatian | kržljavac(animal not growing as fast as flockmates), kržljavica(animal not growing as fast as flockmates), kasnilac(one who lags behind) | — | |
| Spanish | rezagada(one who lags behind), rezagado(one who lags behind) | — | |
| Walloon | måcrexhant(animal not growing as fast as flockmates), racoulot(animal not growing as fast as flockmates), trinneu(one who lags behind), trinnåd(one who lags behind) | — |
achterblijver, slome duikelaar
hidastelija, hituri, kuhnailija, kuhnuri
retardataire, traînard
Bummler, Nachzügler
maradi
ritardatario
pirorehe, takurutu
mocăit
копу́ша, неповоро́тливый/медли́тельный челове́к, у́валень
kopúša, nepovorótlivyj/medlítelʹnyj čelovék, úvalenʹ
kržljavac, kržljavica, kasnilac
rezagada, rezagado
måcrexhant, racoulot, trinneu, trinnåd
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