| 单词 | drag your feet |
| 释义 | (idiom) They were dragging their feet so as to obstruct political reforms. Synonyms stall Tomas had spent all week stalling over a decision. procrastinate We often procrastinate when faced with something we do not want to do. block a row of spruce trees that blocked his view hold back obstruct Drivers who park illegally obstruct the flow of traffic. Additional synonymsin the sense of block Definition to obstruct or impede by introducing an obstacle a row of spruce trees that blocked his view Synonyms obscure, bar, cut off, interrupt, obstruct, get in the way of, shut off in the sense of obstruct Definition to make progress or activity difficult Drivers who park illegally obstruct the flow of traffic. Synonyms hold up, stop, check, bar, block, prevent, arrest, restrict, interrupt, slow down, hamstring, interfere with, hamper, inhibit, clog, hinder, retard, impede, get in the way of, bring to a standstill, cumber in the sense of procrastinate Definition to put off (an action) until later We often procrastinate when faced with something we do not want to do. Synonyms delay, stall, postpone, prolong, put off, defer, adjourn, retard, dally, play for time, gain time, temporize, play a waiting game, protract, drag your feet (informal), be dilatory Nearby words of |
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