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| 41. | His family knew him to be on all common occasions, a most negligent and dilatory correspondent |
| 家里人本来知道他一向懒得写信，能够拖延总是拖延。 |
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| 42. | drugs that help to prolong life |
| 延年益寿的药物 |
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| 43. | reduce body weight and prolong life |
| 轻身延寿 |
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| 44. | They stalled off the trial. |
| 他们拖延了审判。 |
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| 45. | Extend (or prolong) the MFN treatment; |
| 延长最惠国待遇 |
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| 46. | To end disasters and prolong lives |
| 息灾延命 |
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| 47. | to extend; to prolong; to lengthen |
| 延长 |
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| 48. | The war may drag on. |
| 战争可能要拖延下去。 |
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| 49. | prolong the runway of an airfield |
| 加长机场跑道 |
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| 50. | She procrastinated her return. |
| 她拖延了归期。 |
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