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See how the word “aplazar” is used in sentences
Aplazaron la boda. — They put off the wedding.
Decidí posponer la reunión hasta la semana que viene. — I decided to put off the meeting until next week.
Sus comentarios groseros me echaron para atrás. — Her rude comments really put me off.
No aplaces más el papeleo. — Don't put off the paperwork any longer.
¿Por qué pospones siempre las tareas más difíciles? — Why do you always put off the hardest tasks?
El olor a pescado nos echó para atrás con la cena. — The smell of the fish put us off dinner.
El concierto se aplazó hasta la primavera. — The concert was put off until spring.
Pospusieron el viaje por la lluvia. — They put off their trip because of the rain.
¿El precio te echa para atrás? — Does the price put you off?
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