What Is Protraction?

Procrastination is a Chinese word that means a purposeful delay in starting or completing an explicit or implicit activity. Delays prevent the target task from being completed within the deadline, or the target task has just started within the deadline.

[tu yán]

Pinyin : tu yán

Meaning : refers to

[delay; protract; drag; prolong; product; push off; stall] Prolong the time and do not apply in time.

The trial can no longer be delayed.

1. Extend the time and do not deal with it quickly .

Song Suzh, "Begging and Abandoning Xinzhou Macheng Salt Pond": "Begging to ask Cai Li and other suggestions to harm the people, and Yu Department officials wishing to combine powers, pretending to be a crime of procrastination, and implemented according to law."

"Zhu Zi Genre" Volume 70: "I don't know if I have covered up and procrastinated too much, but I'm worried later."

"Classic Cases of the Qing Dynasty · Hube · Xun Fu Officer Zhuangtian 2": "The 27th year of Daoguang ... the fact is that it was unable to complete the payment, and it was not an intentional delay. It is forbidden for the Guanshen to receive the identification of the newspaper.

Chen Canyun's "Wind of the Valley" Chapter 28: "Immediately hand over the field deed ... to the peasant association without delay."

2. Extend.

Rou Shi's "Mother of a Slave": "The quiet, cold, dead night seems to be indefinitely procrastinating, procrastinating."

The fourth act of Chen Qitong's "A Thousand Waters and Thousands of Mountains": "If we are in the Yi area, fighting one battle and one battle will delay time, and the enemy's reinforcements will rush to us.