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deferred
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/dɪˈfɜːd/
US
/dɪˈfɜrd/
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deferred
adjective
more deferred
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most deferred
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UK
/dɪˈfɜːdəd/
US
/dɪˈfɜrdəd/
différé
Sens général : remis à plus tard, reporté.
The deferred payment plan allowed customers to buy now and pay later.
Le plan de paiement différé a permis aux clients d’acheter maintenant et de payer plus tard.
différé
Langage financier et comptable : paiement, impôt ou charge comptabilisé à une date ultérieure.
She contributed to a deferred tax account to reduce her current liabilities.
Elle a alimenté un compte d’impôt différé afin de réduire ses dettes actuelles.
Synonyms
postponed
delayed
put off
suspended
procrastinated
Antonyms
immediate
instant
prompt
defer
verb
deferred
Past Simple
deferred
Past Simple
deferred
Past Participle
deferring
Gerund
UK
/dɪˈfɜː/
US
/dɪˈfɜr/
différer
The committee decided to defer the decision until next week.
Le comité a décidé de différer la décision jusqu'à la semaine prochaine.
reporter
They chose to defer the meeting because several members were absent.
Ils ont choisi de reporter la réunion parce que plusieurs membres étaient absents.
déférer
Dans la tournure déférer à l'avis, au jugement ou à l'autorité de quelqu'un.
She chose to defer to her mentor's advice on the matter.
Elle a choisi de déférer à l'avis de son mentor sur cette question.
Additional translations
ajourner
Surtout dans un registre formel ou administratif.
Synonyms
postpone
delay
put off
suspend
table
procrastinate
hold off
Antonyms
advance
hasten
proceed
Definitions
deferred
adjective
Postponed or delayed until a later time.
The deferred payment plan allowed customers to buy now and pay later.
Of expenses, payments, taxes, etc.: arranged to be paid, deducted, or recognized at a future date rather than immediately.
She contributed to a deferred tax account to reduce her current liabilities.
defer
verb
To postpone or delay an action or event to a later time.
The committee decided to defer the decision until next week.
To yield respectfully in judgment or opinion to another person.
She chose to defer to her mentor's advice on the matter.
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