落后的人；比他人或所需时间花费更多时间的人；迟钝者
one who falls behind others or takes more time than necessary
落后的人；比他人或所需时间花费更多时间的人
One who lags behind; one who takes more time than is necessary or more than the others in a group.
The new software was easy for most employees, but a few laggards struggled for weeks.
新软件对大多数员工来说很容易，但几个落后者挣扎了数周。
用法提示：这里“laggards”作名词复数，指在学习或适应新事物方面比别人慢的人。
In the marathon, the front runners crossed the finish line hours before the laggards.
在马拉松比赛中，领跑者比落后者早几个小时冲过终点线。
用法提示：“laggards”指速度慢、落在后面的参赛者，强调其落后状态。
The teacher gave extra help to the laggard who still hadn't finished the assignment.
老师给那个尚未完成作业的落后生提供了额外帮助。
用法提示：“laggard”作单数名词，指进度缓慢、需要额外支持的学生。
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