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1 postpone
pəs'pəun(to cancel until a future time: The football match has been postponed (till tomorrow).) posponer, aplazarpostpone vb aplazar / posponertr[pəs'pəʊn]1 aplazar, posponerv.• aplazar v.• diferir v.• dilatar v.• posponer v.• postergar v.• prorrogar v.• suspender v.pəʊs'pəʊn, pə'spəʊntransitive verb aplazar*, posponer*)[pǝʊst'pǝʊn]VT aplazar, postergar (LAm)mightn't it be better to postpone it? — ¿no sería mejor aplazarlo?
* * *[pəʊs'pəʊn, pə'spəʊn]transitive verb aplazar*, posponer*)
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