laggard in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for laggard in the English»Italian Dictionary

laggard [Brit ˈlaɡəd, Am ˈlæɡərd] N rare

laggard

ritardatario m / ritardataria f

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English

And after months of being laggards, petrol cars are back in vogue while top selling diesel models now come for a discount.

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He was mocked, he was mocked, he was considered a laggard, or worse.

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But there are still major laggards in the industry.

time.com

She caught up with the laggard after about five and half hours.

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It's not like networking equipment manufacturers are laggards.

www.sandiegouniontribune.com

Are we an emerging energy superpower or a laggard in the accelerating transition to a global low carbon economy?

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Why it's been such a laggard is a mystery.

www.smh.com.au

During the same period a portfolio of customer experience laggards returned -46%.

www.fastcompany.com

Stragglers, breakdowns and laggards created a ragged formation which was difficult to cordon.

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However, identifying potential and prioritising low-risk experiments will differentiate the leaders from the laggards.

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