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Oct 1, 2023 2 min

Episode #12

from English Today! with Mark & Miho ～ 句動詞 を使いこなして英会話力 ↑ Hosted by English Today!

Episode ＃12 の 表現と例文 ★procrastinate The verb "procrastinate" means to delay or postpone doing something, especially when it's necessary or important, often due to avoidance, indecision, or laziness. ：動詞の "procrastinate "は、何か、特に必要なことや重要なことを、ぐずぐずと先延ばしにすることを意味します。 ＜例文＞ We can't afford to procrastinate any longer; we need to finalize our travel plans for the summer vacation. Instead of studying for the exam, he spent the afternoon procrastinating by watching TV and browsing social media.

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