Avanzar despacio por detrás de los demás.
To move along slowly behind the others.
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Unos cuantos caminantes se rezagaron. — A few walkers straggled behind.
Los niños se quedaron atrás del grupo durante la caminata. — The children straggled behind the group during the hike.
La maleza empezó a desparramarse por el camino del jardín. — The weeds began to straggle across the garden path.
No te rezagues, el autobús sale en cinco minutos. — Don't straggle, the bus leaves in five minutes.
¿Sueles quedarte atrás cuando salimos a correr juntos? — Do you usually straggle when we go jogging together?
¿Me ayudas a podar las plantas desparramadas? — Can you help me trim the straggling plants?
Los excursionistas cansados siempre se rezagan en la última subida. — Tired hikers always straggle on the last climb.
Por favor, no te quedes atrás; hay que seguir el ritmo del equipo. — Please don't straggle; we need to keep up with the team.
El pelo le sigue cayendo desparramado hasta los hombros. — His hair continues to straggle down to his shoulders.
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