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"Latency" can be translated into different words in Chinese. Could you please provide a context, an example sentence? :) Thank you!
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延迟 (yán chí) is typically used when referring to a specific action or event that is being delayed or postponed. It can also be used to describe a delay in time, such as a flight delay or a delay in a project deadline.
Some other synonyms for 延迟 include 推迟 (tuī chí), which also means "to postpone," and 耽搁 (dān gé), which means "to hold up" or "to hinder." These words can also be used to describe a delay, but they may have slightly different connotations.
For example, 推迟 (tuī chí) can also imply a rescheduling or rearranging of a planned event, while 延迟 (yán chí) simply refers to a delay without any indication of rescheduling.
耽搁 (dān gé) can also have a negative connotation, implying that the delay is causing problems or hindering progress.
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Yes, 延迟 (yán chí) is commonly used in both spoken and written Chinese. It is a verb that means "to delay" or "to postpone". The pronunciation is yán chí, with the first tone on both characters.
Example:
我需要延迟我的旅行计划。(Wǒ xū yào yán chí wǒ de lǚ xíng jì huà.) - I need to delay my travel plans.
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