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1 delay
1. v отлагам, задържам, забавям (се), бавя
to DELAY a delivery забавям доставката
to ask for a DELAY моля за отсрочка (отлагане)
to grant a DELAY давам отсрочка
2. n отлагане, забавяне, закъснение
without DELAY незабавно* * *отлагане; отлагам; отсрочка; бавя; бавене; разтакам; разтакавам; разтакане; закъснение; забавям; задържам; забавяне;* * *1. n отлагане, забавяне, закъснение 2. to ask for a delay моля за отсрочка (отлагане) 3. to delay a delivery забавям доставката 4. to grant a delay давам отсрочка 5. v отлагам, задържам, забавям (се), бавя 6. without delay незабавно* * *delay[di´lei] I. v 1. бавя, забавям, задържам; 2. отлагам, забавям, бавя се, разтакавам се; to \delay o.'s departure отлагам (забавям) тръгването си; II. n 1. бавене, разтакаване, протакане, отлагане; start without \delay тръгни незабавно! without further \delay без да се бавя повече, веднага, незабавно; your long \delay in replying дълго забавеният ви отговор; 2. забавяне, закъснение; an hour's \delay един час закъснение; to make no \delay in doing s.th. върша нещо веднага, не се бавя да направя нещо.
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