procrastinate
English
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin procrastinare, from pro– + crastinus meaning "of or belonging to tomorrow" (from crās meaning "tomorrow") + English –ate
Pronunciation /prō-krăs'tə-nāt'
English
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin procrastinare, from pro– + crastinus meaning "of or belonging to tomorrow" (from crās meaning "tomorrow") + English –ate
Pronunciation /prō-krăs'tə-nāt'
Publicadas por Man on Fire at 15:16
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Sometimes I think I take things too far, push the limits, and that's become very usual for me. Since at least the last couple years. Luckily it hasn't got me into serious trouble... yet. Sometimes, when I get momentarily out of a difficult situation I had put myself into, I feel like crying, and I'm not sure if its out of joy or pity, or what.
Publicadas por Man on Fire at 19:15
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