to fall or stay behind something related; lagging; delayed

To stay in a place unexpectedly due to circumstances; to be detained or held up

to obstruct or clog up so as to cause a delay or stagnation; to block

to be at a standstill or bogged down; to stop moving or developing because of some obstacle

dull; lifeless; sluggish; lacking in expression or vitality

to be unmarketable or slow-moving (of products)

stuck and not moving forward; to cease making progress; at a standstill

(Chinese medicine) stagnation of the flow of vital energy within the body, often resulting in localized pain or bloating

slow-moving and sluggish; lacking smoothness in flow or motion

to congeal, stop flowing, or move sluggishly (of liquids or objects)

Abbreviation for [[停滞性通货膨胀|停滯性通貨膨脹|ting2 zhi4 xing4 tong1 huo4 peng2 zhang4]], referring to a situation where inflation and economic stagnation happen at the same time.

to slow down or temporarily store floodwaters in lakes or low-lying areas during a flood period

An extra fee or penalty paid for failing to make a payment such as taxes, utility bills, or insurance on time

to be blocked or obstructed by the accumulation of silt or mud

to be slow or sluggish; stagnant; slow-moving

Blocked up; stagnant; congested; stalemated

to remain at a standstill; to stay for a long time; to be detained or held up

a period of suspended development or growth in some animals, especially insects

to delay; to slow down; to put off; to procrastinate

stagnant, sluggish, or slow-moving; lacking vitality or fluidity in movement, thought, or the flow of air and blood

not smooth or obstructed; rough and lacking lubrication

to block or hold up; to cause an obstruction

slow in thought or movement; obtuse; same as [[迟钝|遲鈍|chi2 dun4]]

to be dilatory or slow; to linger; to stay in a place longer than necessary or procrastinate

indigestion in infants caused by improper feeding or milk accumulation

The simultaneous occurrence of high inflation and low economic growth or high unemployment.

(literary) to be in a low position despite having talent; to suffer misfortune and be unable to advance

to clog; to obstruct; to hamper; to hinder; to be blocked

to be behind schedule; to be delayed or stagnant in progress

dull and lacking luster, particularly regarding a person's complexion

stiff and dull; lacking in flexibility or natural expression, often describing writing, art, or facial expressions

Describes muddy or waterlogged roads that make traveling difficult

to be bigoted and conservative; to be stubborn and stick to old ways

(literary) to be stuck in a low position or fail to get promoted (of talented people)

to be stagnant or lie hidden; specifically used to describe blocked or stagnant energy or water

obstinate; inflexible; stubborn and narrow-minded

A traveler who is stranded or stuck in a place and unable to return home; someone who has stayed in a foreign place for a long time.

fees charged for failing to load or unload a ship or container within the agreed time; demurrage

an indolent or apathetic disposition

stagnant water; backwater

To be stubborn or inflexible by sticking too closely to rules, forms, or a single interpretation; to be a stickler

low-lying land or lake used to temporarily store and hold back floodwaters to reduce peak flow

To remain at a standstill or stay in a place for a long time; to be delayed or stranded.

Acting in a stubborn, inflexible, or sluggish manner; sticky or inefficient in doing things.

to be detained in prison for a long time without a trial; a legal case that remains unresolved for a long period

A front formed when cold and warm air masses meet and neither is strong enough to move the other, often leading to prolonged periods of continuous rainfall.

to block up; to obstruct; to be stuck or sluggish

to accumulate or pile up (usually of goods or work)

The burdens or entanglements of the temporal world; to be weighed down by worldly affairs.