retraso



Inflexiones de 'retraso' (nm): mpl: retrasos
Del verbo retrasar: (⇒ conjugar)
retraso es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
retrasó es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
retraso nm (demora, retardo)delay n
  (process)lag n
 El vuelo llegó a París con un retraso de hora y media.
 The plane arrived in Paris with a delay of an hour and a half.
retraso nm (baja inteligencia) (low intelligence)retardation n
 Sufre un retraso que le hace necesitar refuerzos en sus estudios.
 He demonstrates mental retardation that requires him to get extra help with his studies.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
retraso nm (inferior al promedio)delay n
  underdevelopment n
  (ideas, culture)backwardness n
  (UK)tardiness n
 El retraso en el crecimiento de su hijo se debe a la mala alimentación.
 The developmental delay in his child is due to poor diet.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
retrasar vtr (posponer, aplazar)postpone, delay vtr
 Un imprevisto me obligó a retrasar mi viaje a Cancún.
 An unexpected event caused me to postpone (or: delay) my trip to Cancun.
retrasar vtr (reloj: marcar hora anterior)put back, set back vtr phrasal sep
 En invierno debemos retrasar una hora las manecillas del reloj.
 In winter, we have to put (or: set) the hands of the clock back an hour.
retrasar vtr (tomar más tiempo)hold up vtr phrasal insep
  delay vtr
 El embotellamiento retrasó el tránsito en el centro de la ciudad.
 The bottleneck held up traffic in the city center.
retrasarse v prnl (demorarse, atrasarse)be delayed vi + adj
  be late vi + adj
 Se retrasó la llegada del vuelo debido a mal tiempo.
 The flight arrival was delayed because of bad weather.
retrasarse v prnl (quedarse atrás en conocimientos)fall behind v expr
 Si no te actualizas con las nuevas tendencias te retrasas.
 If you don't keep up with new trends you'll fall behind.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
retraso | retrasar
SpanishEnglish
llevar retraso loc verb (ir retrasado)be late, be delayed v expr
 El vuelo lleva retraso, mejor avisa en el hotel.
retraso mental nm + adj potencialmente ofensivo (discapacidad intelectual)intellectual disability n
  mental retardation n
  mental delay n
 El niño tiene retraso mental y va a una escuela especial.
 The child has an intellectual disability and goes to a special school.
 The child has mental retardation and goes to a special school.
 The child has a mental delay and goes to a special school.
  Is something important missing? Report an error or suggest an improvement.

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