n.落后者，迟钝懒散者，迟缓者，涣散的机构
adj.落后的

原形：laggard复数：laggards

She was a laggard in her studies, always falling behind the rest of the class.
她在学习上是个落后者，总是比班上其他同学进度慢。
Despite our best efforts, the project is lagging behind schedule due to unforeseen complications.
尽管我们尽了最大努力，但由于未预见的复杂情况，项目还是落后于计划。
The company's adoption of new technology has been rather laggard compared to its competitors.
该公司在采用新技术方面相比于竞争对手显得较为滞后。
He was a laggard in physical fitness, struggling to keep up with the demands of military training.
他在体能方面是个落后者，难以应对军事训练的要求。
The economy is showing signs of recovery, but some sectors remain laggards.
经济显示出复苏的迹象，但某些行业仍然滞后。
The laggard students were given extra tutoring to help them catch up with their classmates.
为了帮助这些落后的学生赶上同学，他们得到了额外的辅导。
The athlete was a laggard in the beginning but managed to surge forward in the final stretch.
这名运动员开始时落后，但在最后阶段奋力赶超。
Our sales figures have been lagging behind our targets for the past quarter.
过去一个季度，我们的销售数字一直落后于目标。
The laggard countries need to step up their efforts to meet the global climate change goals.
那些落后的国家需要加大努力，以实现全球气候变化目标。
In the race for innovation, companies that fail to adapt quickly risk becoming laggards.
在创新竞赛中，不能迅速适应的公司有沦为落后的风险。