I. defer <-rr-> [dɪˈfɜ:ʳ, ingl. am. -ˈfɜ:r] V. trans.
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| you | defer |
| he/she/it | defers |
| we | defer |
| you | defer |
| they | defer |
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| you | deferred |
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| I | have | deferred |
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| you | have | deferred |
| he/she/it | has | deferred |
| we | have | deferred |
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| they | have | deferred |
| I | had | deferred |
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| you | had | deferred |
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| we | had | deferred |
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Many state and local land management agencies defer to the federal requirement.
en.wikipedia.org The greater the throughput of any toll lane, the fewer lanes required, so expensive construction can be deferred.
en.wikipedia.org The school board then voted to defer the requirement or students to sign the pledges.
en.wikipedia.org It was anticipated that these changes could significantly increase banks' statements of earnings and allow them to defer reporting losses.
en.wikipedia.org These should probably be recognized as separate species, but this was deferred for further analysis of hybridization.
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