一拖再拖 Pronunciation and Pinyin
一拖再拖 Usage and Examples
procrastinate
keep delaying
drag on
put off repeatedly
政府一拖再拖，这是有碍和平的行径。
The government was dragging its feet, and this was threatening moves toward peace.
他把看牙医的事一拖再拖。
He keeps putting off going to the dentist.
The characters in 一拖再拖
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 一
- yī一 xià下wǔ午an afternoon, one afternoon
- yī一 zhǒng种a, a kind of
- yī一yī一one by one, each and every one
- yí一zhàng丈gāo高one zhang tall, a zhang high
- yí一shàng上rèn任upon taking office, upon assuming office
- yí一shàng上rèn任jiù就upon taking office, as soon as appointed
- yí一shàng上wǔ午all morning, the whole morning
- yí一shàng上wǔ午de的morning's, a morning's
- yí一shàng上shì市upon launch, when launched
- yí一shàng上shì市jiù就upon its listing, as soon as it went public
- yí一shàng上lai来at first, right off the bat
- yí一shàng上jià架Upon listing, When launched
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What does 一拖再拖 mean in Chinese?
一拖再拖 (yì tuō zài tuō) means “procrastinate, keep delaying, drag on, put off repeatedly”.
How do you pronounce 一拖再拖?
一拖再拖 is pronounced yì tuō zài tuō in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “procrastinate” in Chinese?
“procrastinate” is 一拖再拖 (yì tuō zài tuō) in Chinese.
How is 一拖再拖 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 一拖再拖, each with pinyin and an English translation.