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I . lag1 [læg] N (lapse)

II . lag1 <-gg-> [læg] VB intr

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lag2 <-gg-> [læg] VB trans (insulate)

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lag3 N Brit inf

jet lag [ˈdʒetlæg] N

time lag N

Usage examples with lag

old lag
ка́торжник m
to lag behind (sb/sth)
отстава́ть от (кого́-ли́бо/чего́-ли́бо)

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Frequently patients will have reduced stereopsis, large accommodative lag on dynamic retinoscopy, and a reduced visual field (tubular or spiral field).
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As in many poor countries the enrollment rate for girls lagged boys.
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The torpedo boats tried to follow the bigger vessels but were lagging behind due to the high waves.
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The game's leaderboard feature was another source of criticism, with several reviewers noting severe lag issues.
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As the spacecraft continuously orbited, it would lag its predicted positions slightly, accumulating greater and greater delay due to drag of the residual atmosphere.
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Technology is progressing, though by time of the novel's setting, but still lags behind our level of technology.
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Access to improved sanitation lags significantly behind access to water supply.
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Once all persons have been verified, a lag is performed.
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Then over and above the share of the produce the farmers had to pay numerous lags or cesses.
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It was to help the development of the internal market for services, the development of which has lagged behind that for goods.
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