Postpone until Meaning in English
expression
poʊˈspoʊn/, /poʊstˈpoʊn/ /ənˈtɪɫ
poh-SPOHN uhn-TIL
pəʊstpˈəʊn/ /ʌntˈɪl
pohst-POHN un-TIL
释义
To delay something so it happens at another time, specifying the new time or date when it will occur.
用法与细微差别
'Postpone until' is formal, often used in work, school, or official contexts. Always say what time or date you are postponing to ('postpone the meeting until Friday'). Do not use with unspecified time; instead, use 'postpone' alone. Often confused with 'delay', but 'postpone until' always has a new set time.
Spanish: posponer hastaPortuguese (BR): adiar atéPortuguese (PT): adiar atéChinese (Simplified): 推迟到Chinese (Traditional): 延後到Hindi: तक स्थगित करनाArabic: تأجيل حتىBengali: পর্যন্ত স্থগিত করা - পর্যন্ত পিছিয়ে দেওয়াRussian: до (чего-либо) отложить - перенести доJapanese: まで延期するVietnamese: hoãn đếnKorean: 까지 연기하다Turkish: -e kadar ertelemekUrdu: تک ملتوی کرناIndonesian: menunda sampai
例句
We need to postpone until next week.
basic
They decided to postpone until Monday.
basic
Can we postpone until tomorrow?
basic
Let’s postpone until we hear from the manager.
natural
The launch has been postponed until further notice.
natural
If it rains, we’ll postpone until next weekend.
natural