释义 |
conventionIf you say better late than never when someone has done something, you think they should have done it earlier. It's been a long time coming but better late than never. See full dictionary entry for lateExamples of 'better late than never' in a sentencebetter late than never It's a case of better late than never, though.Still, better late than never, and the big games are coming thick and fast.Well, better late than never, we suppose.Better late than never, is all one can say.On the better-late-than-never principle, he should cut them now.Better late than never, they must be muttering.The scrutiny comes better late than never and no party should be spared it.They hope that, better late than never, the information from police files will reinvigorate the search for their daughter.They do say it's better late than never but, even if you factor in developments in modern medicine, this is pushing it. |