Examples of using Postpone in English and their translations into German
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Computer
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Political
Postpone the vote!
I had to postpone it.
Postpone this update temporarily.
We have to postpone it.
Postpone all my royal activities.
People also translate
I never postpone anything.
Afraid I will have to postpone.
We can't postpone the meeting.
Postpone tasks to tomorrow with one click.
Forget about balance, postpone the calculator.
You can postpone alarm by pressing this button.
We cannot remain idle and postpone this issue.
Can't you postpone your wishing a couple of months?
No nation can outstrip its term, nor yet postpone it.
Let's postpone this discussion to a more opportune moment.
Why did they stop the rehearsals and postpone the opening?
If I postpone my marriage once, I may postpone it again.
No nation can advance its time, nor can they postpone it.
So maybe we can postpone the date until a little later?
No people can hasten on their doom nor can they postpone it.
How can I agree, postpone, or cancel a counselling appointment?
No nation can outstrip its term, nor yet postpone it.
Could we not postpone it until the April plenary session in Strasbourg?
No nation can advance its time, nor can they postpone it.
Sometimes, I postpone the beginning of the cooling mechanism for an hour or two.
It is necessary to work more compactly,otherwise you will postpone dates.
You can postpone your date up to one workday prior to the planned visit.
Fifth, external financial assistance cannot postpone the day of reckoning forever.
The Commission should respond to the LDCs' requests and postpone tariff liberalisation.
For the first time, we're hearing about decisions to postpone investment, postpone hiring.