Defer means to postpone or delay something, often an action or decision. It can also mean to put off or avoid doing something. For example, "She decided to defer her plans to travel until next year."
1 - To delay or postpone
2 - After winning the opening coin toss, to postpone until the start of the second half a team's choice of whether to kick off or receive (and to allow the opposing team to make this choice at the start of the first half).
3 - To delay, to wait.
1 - To submit to the opinion or desire of another in respect to their judgment or authority.
2 - To render, to offer.
1 - They chose to defer their vacation plans until after the busy season.
1 - Decidieron aplazar sus planes de vacaciones hasta después de la temporada alta.
2 - The committee chose to defer their decision to ensure everyone had a voice.
2 - El comité optó por aplazar su decisión para asegurar que todos tuvieran voz.
3 - There is no reason to defer hospice care due to financial concerns.
3 - No hay motivo para diferir los cuidados de hospicio por problemas financieros.
4 - She and most of the cast agreed to " defer " salaries.
4 - Ella y la mayoría del reparto acordaron diferir los salarios.
5 - He chose to be in debt rather than defer his dreams of starting a business.
5 - Él eligió endeudarse en lugar de posponer sus sueños de iniciar un negocio.
6 - It might be preferable to defer further discussion of the issue.
6 - Quizás sea preferible posponer más debates sobre este asunto.
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